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With many compilers (such as the Intel C compilers), flags specified
later in the command line override those specified earlier.
Unfortunately, this means that the user can no longer specify
warning-related options on the command line. This patch fixes this issue
by using AX_PREPEND_FLAG.
In particular, this patch allows the user to specify "CFLAGS=-w3" on the
./configure command line for the Intel C compiler, which will no longer
be overridden by this macro's "-w2" option.
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Using AX_COMPILER_VENDOR allows significantly more robust selection of
appropriate compiler flags. In the old code, for example, the Sun
(Oracle) Compiler Suite would accept Intel's "-warn all" detection, with
rather disastrous results.
All current compiler flags are incorporated into the new code without
modification.
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In cases where we want to require that a macro exists, but not call it,
introduce a new AX_REQUIRE_DEFINED helper. The existing AC_REQUIRE macro
will call its argument and does not allow for passing of additional args
to the macro.
Once we have this in place, cut a few callers over to it to fix bugs where
they'd accidentally call other helpers w/out any flags.
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A bunch of m4 files use AX_APPEND_FLAG, but don't AC_REQUIRE, which
can lead to runtime errors instead of compile time errors when the
macro is missing.
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rest of the archive.
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AX_FCFLAGS_WARN_ALL
See <http://savannah.gnu.org/patch/?7335> for further details.
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http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf-archive/MACRO-NAME.html
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The serial number corresponds to the number of commits that have
modified the macro in the Archive's Git repository. Refer to
http://www.gnu.org/software/libtool//manual/automake/Serials.html to
find out why these numbers are useful.
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* Consistently refer to this project as Autoconf Archive.
* Removed the LAST MODIFICATION section, because that information is redundant
in the presence of Git.
* COPYLEFT has been renamed to LICENSE: some licenses, like all-permissive,
are no copylefts.
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The markup format distributed by the Autoconf Macro Archive underwent
the following changes:
* All archive entries use '#' comment delimiters, rather than 'dnl',
because we would like those comments to go into the generated
configure script. It should be simple for everyone to determine
where the macro came from originally, who wrote it, and where the
latest version can be retrieved. To achieve this, every macro used
to start with a distinguished line that shows the URL of its
respective home page, i.e.:
| ##### http://autoconf-archive.cryp.to/ax_prog_acme.html
As it happens, the aclocal utility distributed with Automake
ignores all comment lines that start with a double hash '##', thus
those home page URLs will not make it into any automatically
generated aclocal.m4 file. Duh. To remedy the situation, the
following markup is now used instead:
| # =================================================================
| # http://autoconf-archive.cryp.to/ax_prog_acme.html
| # =================================================================
* The 2.x versions of the GNU GPL and LGPL contain the following
clause:
| You should have received a copy of the <GNU LICENSE NAME> along
| with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
| Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
Version 3.x, however, smartly refers the reader to the Web:
| You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
| along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
This patch changes all GPL2 and LGPL2 macros to do the same, i.e.
to refer to the GNU web site for the full text of the respective
license.
* Since all m4 files had to be changed in this commit anyway, the
opportunity was used to increase the auto-fill column for
documentation from 65 to 75 characters per line. It's a trivial
change, but it just looks nicer.
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