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A mirror of the GNU Autoconf Archive, a collection of more than 500 macros for GNU Autoconf that have been contributed as free software by friendly supporters of the cause from all over the Internet.
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Autotools Mythbuster (The Guide)
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Write some test to make sure everything works:
- Test options
- Test autoreconf
- Test env overrides
Simple autotools template for quick project bootstrapping
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Ant Tasks for Compiling Native C/C++ Code for JNI Projects
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Repository for demonstrating autotools usage. Also useful for tracking down and debugging build system issues.
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Supporting more programming languages
Base in the contribution flow and steps present here create your branch and start contributing.
First check that the language you want to add is not already in the file.
You can edit the extdata/lang.dat file; adding new programming language file extensions using the following format:
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Build tools and build support files as well as developer support tools for the GiellaLT repositories.
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Resolving this issue involves going through the handlers in the
modules/tree alongside the matrix client and server specification to flag methods required to be rate-limited. Currently some are, but many are not.Example of a method with the flag: