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Use autoconf, automake and libtool to ease building and installation for distribution. If you clone the git repository, initialize with "autoreconf --install". To install: ./configure make make install To package: make dist Signed-off-by: Cilyan Olowen <[email protected]>
Such as the DEBUG define
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hi @Cilyan , i'm happy to introduce build automation. unfortunately i dont know this tool enough. i've added you as collaborator. feel free to add improvement. |
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Ease the distribution of the library by using standard tools for configuration and build.
Using autotools makes it easy to streamline the distribution process and provides a familiar toolset to tweak the library to the desired installation organization (prefix, packaging, staging area, ...).
I feel this library could gain in visibility as it is very handy when manipulating userland virtual machines, like for example with Vagrant.