To build using automake, you should as one of the first steps to update config.sub, config.guess, libtool.m4.in and ltmain.sh in the admin directory using files from your system. Therefore, these files contained in the common git module for admin directory are not important and there is no reason to update them – basically they are always out of date.
To build using automake, you should as one of the first steps to update `config.sub`, `config.guess`, `libtool.m4.in` and `ltmain.sh` in the admin directory using files from your system. Therefore, these files contained in the common git module for admin directory are not important and there is no reason to update them – basically they are *always out of date*.
It is also worth mentioning that we are progressively migrating to cmake and removing admin/autotools, so this problem will sooner or later naturally disappear.
It is also worth mentioning that we are progressively migrating to cmake and removing admin/autotools, so this problem will sooner or later naturally disappear.
When cross compiling for aarch64, ./configure doesn't recognize aarch64:
Patching config.sub fixes this:
For libart-lgpl:
To build using automake, you should as one of the first steps to update
config.sub
,config.guess
,libtool.m4.in
andltmain.sh
in the admin directory using files from your system. Therefore, these files contained in the common git module for admin directory are not important and there is no reason to update them – basically they are always out of date.Although there is no response as described above, outdated files are not a bug. Therefore, I close this issue as resolved.
It is also worth mentioning that we are progressively migrating to cmake and removing admin/autotools, so this problem will sooner or later naturally disappear.