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#!/bin/sh
# Global variables...
AUTOCONF="autoconf"
AUTOHEADER="autoheader"
AUTOM4TE="autom4te"
AUTOMAKE="automake"
ACLOCAL="aclocal"
# Please add higher versions first. The last version number is the minimum
# needed to compile KDE. Do not forget to include the name/version #
# separator if one is present, e.g. -1.2 where - is the separator.
AUTOCONF_VERS="-2.61 261 -2.59 259 -2.58 258 -2.57 257 -2.54 254 -2.53 253"
AUTOMAKE_VERS="-1.9 19 -1.8 18 -1.7 17 -1.6 16 -1.5 15"
# We don't use variable here for remembering the type ... strings. Local
# variables are not that portable, but we fear namespace issues with our
# includer.
check_autoconf()
{
echo "Checking autoconf version..."
for ver in $AUTOCONF_VERS; do
if test -x "`$WHICH $AUTOCONF$ver 2>/dev/null`"; then
AUTOCONF="`$WHICH $AUTOCONF$ver`"
AUTOHEADER="`$WHICH $AUTOHEADER$ver`"
AUTOM4TE="`$WHICH $AUTOM4TE$ver`"
break
fi
done
}
check_automake()
{
echo "Checking automake version..."
for ver in $AUTOMAKE_VERS; do
if test -x "`$WHICH $AUTOMAKE$ver 2>/dev/null`"; then
AUTOMAKE="`$WHICH $AUTOMAKE$ver`"
ACLOCAL="`$WHICH $ACLOCAL$ver`"
break
fi
done
if test -n "$UNSERMAKE"; then
AUTOMAKE="$UNSERMAKE"
fi
}
check_which()
{
WHICH=""
for i in "type -p" "which" "type" ; do
T=`$i sh 2> /dev/null`
test -x "$T" && WHICH="$i" && break
done
}
check_which
check_autoconf
check_automake
export AUTOCONF AUTOHEADER AUTOM4TE AUTOMAKE ACLOCAL
set -e
echo "Running aclocal..."
$ACLOCAL
echo "Running autoconf..."
$AUTOCONF
echo "Running autoheader..."
$AUTOHEADER
echo "Running automake..."
$AUTOMAKE -a --foreign
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