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Sanitize Autotools #159
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Sanitize Autotools #159
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* Remove all Autotools-generated cruft from the repo and add it to `.gitignore`. * Generate `.bz2` tarballs instead of `.gz` tarballs. * Make "Google Tests", "Google Flags" and "Google Test" have a corresponding `--disable` flag, which is less automagic than currently. * Do not override `$(docdir)` in `Makefile.am`, as this is a user flag in the GNU conventions. * Make tests only compile when invoked with `make check`.
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@sergiud any chance of getting this merged? |
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Obsoleted by #585. |
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Hi @ukai
I've cleaned up the build system a bit to match modern Autotools standards.
.gitignore..bz2tarballs instead of.gztarballs.--disableflag, which is less automagic than currently.$(docdir)inMakefile.am, as this is a user flag in the GNU conventions.make check.