How do I modify a debian/ubuntu based gnu autotooling build to fedora 32?
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Slurm is an open source project using gnu autotools to build.
The problem is as follows:
when applying autoreconf to the project, the Makefile.in files created are missing the runstatedir macro.
I'm using Fedora 32, and after filing a bug with the project owners (Schedmd) I've received a WONTFIX resolution with the following answer :
> This is due to differences between the Debian/Ubuntu vs. Fedora
> autotools packaging.
>
> The build tooling is managed on Debian/Ubuntu - which does not produce
> such a diff today. Thus I won't be applying this.
My question is - can I modify anything in the project to make it "universally" correct - that is - ensure autoreconf does the right thing on both Fedora and Ubuntu?
The Fedora autotools package used is current as of this writing:
rpm autoconf-2.69-33.fc32.noarch
I have no idea which autoconf version is used in Debian/Ubuntu.
Asked by Dani_l
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Jun 5, 2020, 01:26 PM
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