->> Unless there is someway to have SYSDEP.H and CONF.H files be generated
->> independtly of actually running the script, I'll probably be sticking with
->> pl8 and migrating some of the more useful enhancements over to it.
->
->I don't think there's any reason to even bother with 'configure' under
->OS/2. I didn't even write 'configure'; I wrote 'configure.in' and then
->ran it through a program called 'autoconf' which generated the 'configure'
->script for me. (Since it's automatically generated it should not be
->manually modified).
->
->If you're using OS/2, really the best thing to do IMHO is to delete (or
->ignore) 'configure', copy 'conf.h.in' to 'conf.h', and manually turn on
->or off any features that OS/2 has.
Thanks for the information, Jeremy. I'll work on it and see what I can
come up with. I did look at conf.h.in and I did see the #undef in there.
I'll let you know what needs to be turned on with OS/2 and the GCC port
for OS/2. Like I said before, Circle30bpl8 compiled fine with little
modification.
Dave
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