RE: Automake question

Hi,
Yes, manually running aclocal seemed to fix the problem.  I am still trying
to come up with a fix where I don't have to manually run it each time.
Oddly enough, I have Red Hat 8 installed at home with the same version of
Kdevelop and I did not have this problem.  The last time I looked, I saw no
mention of the problem on Red Hat's web page.

Thank you for taking the time to reply to my question.  The GNU/Linux
toolset is still very new to me so I greatly appreciate your help.

Regards,
Doug

Doug Hudson
Senior Software Engineer
dhudson@xxxxxxxx <mailto:dhudson@xxxxxxxx>  

SHOT, Inc.
812-923-9591 x201

        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Alexandre Duret-Lutz [SMTP:duret_g@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
        Sent:   Monday, April 28, 2003 1:39 PM
        To:     Hudson, Doug
        Cc:     'bug-automake@xxxxxxx'
        Subject:        Re: Automake question

        >>> "Hudson," == Hudson, Doug <DHudson@xxxxxxxx> writes:

         Doug> Hi,

         Doug> I am a GNU/Linux newbie and just installed RedHat 9.  I
         Doug> am running Kdevelop 2.1.5 under KDE version 3.1-10.  When
         Doug> attempting to compile a "Hello World" C++ terminal app, I
         Doug> get the following error.

         Doug> Aclocal.m4:3009: your implementation of AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE
comes from an
         Doug> Aclocal.m4:3009: old Automake version.  You should recreate
aclocal.m4
         Doug> Aclocal.m4:3009: with aclocal and run automake again.

         Doug> I have searched the web, but cannot seem to find any
         Doug> info.  Any suggestions?

        Nothing more than what the diagnostic suggests.  Did you run aclocal
first?

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        Alexandre Duret-Lutz