my¶ ↑

These are my common settings. Putting them out is forcing me to clean them up as they are pieces jammed together.

I should make some sort of non-destructive installation script, but for now …

cd ~
ln -s ~/github_repo/jakewendt/my

ln -s ~/my/init/vim          .vim
ln -s ~/my/init/vimrc        .vimrc
ln -s ~/my/init/bash_profile .bash_profile
ln -s ~/my/init/gitconfig    .gitconfig
ln -s ~/my/init/inputrc      .inputrc
ln -s ~/my/scripts/port_update.port

Older, now essentially unused.

ln -s ~/my/init/bashrc       .bashrc
ln -s ~/my/init/autotest     .autotest
ln -s ~/my/init/subversion   .subversion

Todo¶ ↑

• Finish importing all other scripts and such

• clean them up a bit

• Rename scripts/ bin/ ???

• Get rid of envv

• add response to configure; make; make test

• mv source to src?

• add bin, lib, include

Installation (eventually)¶ ↑

www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/autoconf.html#Automake

• run ‘autoconf’ to create ‘configure’ from ‘configure.ac’

• run ‘configure’ to create ‘Makefile’ from ‘Makefile.in’

• run ‘make’ to compile source code

• run ‘make test’ to test

Developer (me) Preparation¶ ↑

• www.seul.org/docs/autotut/

• mij.oltrelinux.com/devel/autoconf-automake/

• autoscan generates a poor configure.scan (rename to configure.ac)

• autoheader generates a config.h.in

• automake –add-missing generates some links

• autoconf generates a configure

• automake generates … actually it just bitches

• …

• ./configure generates Makefile ??

• make generates … happiness