smithlab_cpp/autogen.sh at master · smithlabcode/smithlab_cpp · GitHub

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#!/bin/sh
#
# Run 'autoreconf -i' to generate 'configure', 'Makefile.in', etc.
#
# The first time this is run on a new cloned git repo the configure
# script will not be present, only the configure.ac and
# Makefile.am. The rest must be generated by `autoreconf -i`.
#
# If you are working with a distribution (file ending with ".tar.gz"
# or similar) then this script should not be needed, and should not be
# present, as all the files should already exist. You should only run
# this script if you know what you are doing with autoreconf.
#
# This script will only work with an argument to confirm the help
# message has been read.

runautoreconf() {
 autoreconf -i;
}

iftest -d .git &&test"$(basename "${PWD}")" = "smithlab_cpp"
then
 runautoreconf
exit 0
else
echo" It seems you are either attempting to run this script "
echo" from the wrong directory, or in a source tree that was "
echo" not obtained by cloning the smithlab_cpp git repo. "
echo""
echo" ./autogen.sh generates the configure script. Only run "
echo""
echo" this if you know what you are doing with autoreconf and "
echo" are simply avoiding doing that. If you just want to use "
echo" the software, download a release and this script will "
echo" not be needed. "
exit 1
fi
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Run 'autoreconf -i' to generate 'configure', 'Makefile.in', etc.
#
# The first time this is run on a new cloned git repo the configure
# script will not be present, only the configure.ac and
# Makefile.am. The rest must be generated by `autoreconf -i`.
#
# If you are working with a distribution (file ending with ".tar.gz"
# or similar) then this script should not be needed, and should not be
# present, as all the files should already exist. You should only run
# this script if you know what you are doing with autoreconf.
#
# This script will only work with an argument to confirm the help
# message has been read.

runautoreconf() {
 autoreconf -i;
}

iftest -d .git &&test"$(basename "${PWD}")" = "smithlab_cpp"
then
 runautoreconf
exit 0
else
echo" It seems you are either attempting to run this script "
echo" from the wrong directory, or in a source tree that was "
echo" not obtained by cloning the smithlab_cpp git repo. "
echo""
echo" ./autogen.sh generates the configure script. Only run "
echo""
echo" this if you know what you are doing with autoreconf and "
echo" are simply avoiding doing that. If you just want to use "
echo" the software, download a release and this script will "
echo" not be needed. "
exit 1
fi
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Run 'autoreconf -i' to generate 'configure', 'Makefile.in', etc.
#
# The first time this is run on a new cloned git repo the configure
# script will not be present, only the configure.ac and
# Makefile.am. The rest must be generated by `autoreconf -i`.
#
# If you are working with a distribution (file ending with ".tar.gz"
# or similar) then this script should not be needed, and should not be
# present, as all the files should already exist. You should only run
# this script if you know what you are doing with autoreconf.
#
# This script will only work with an argument to confirm the help
# message has been read.

runautoreconf() {
 autoreconf -i;
}

iftest -d .git &&test"$(basename "${PWD}")" = "smithlab_cpp"
then
 runautoreconf
exit 0
else
echo" It seems you are either attempting to run this script "
echo" from the wrong directory, or in a source tree that was "
echo" not obtained by cloning the smithlab_cpp git repo. "
echo""
echo" ./autogen.sh generates the configure script. Only run "
echo""
echo" this if you know what you are doing with autoreconf and "
echo" are simply avoiding doing that. If you just want to use "
echo" the software, download a release and this script will "
echo" not be needed. "
exit 1
fi
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Run 'autoreconf -i' to generate 'configure', 'Makefile.in', etc.
#
# The first time this is run on a new cloned git repo the configure
# script will not be present, only the configure.ac and
# Makefile.am. The rest must be generated by `autoreconf -i`.
#
# If you are working with a distribution (file ending with ".tar.gz"
# or similar) then this script should not be needed, and should not be
# present, as all the files should already exist. You should only run
# this script if you know what you are doing with autoreconf.
#
# This script will only work with an argument to confirm the help
# message has been read.

runautoreconf() {
 autoreconf -i;
}

iftest -d .git &&test"$(basename "${PWD}")" = "smithlab_cpp"
then
 runautoreconf
exit 0
else
echo" It seems you are either attempting to run this script "
echo" from the wrong directory, or in a source tree that was "
echo" not obtained by cloning the smithlab_cpp git repo. "
echo""
echo" ./autogen.sh generates the configure script. Only run "
echo""
echo" this if you know what you are doing with autoreconf and "
echo" are simply avoiding doing that. If you just want to use "
echo" the software, download a release and this script will "
echo" not be needed. "
exit 1
fi
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Run 'autoreconf -i' to generate 'configure', 'Makefile.in', etc.
#
# The first time this is run on a new cloned git repo the configure
# script will not be present, only the configure.ac and
# Makefile.am. The rest must be generated by `autoreconf -i`.
#
# If you are working with a distribution (file ending with ".tar.gz"
# or similar) then this script should not be needed, and should not be
# present, as all the files should already exist. You should only run
# this script if you know what you are doing with autoreconf.
#
# This script will only work with an argument to confirm the help
# message has been read.

runautoreconf() {
 autoreconf -i;
}

iftest -d .git &&test"$(basename "${PWD}")" = "smithlab_cpp"
then
 runautoreconf
exit 0
else
echo" It seems you are either attempting to run this script "
echo" from the wrong directory, or in a source tree that was "
echo" not obtained by cloning the smithlab_cpp git repo. "
echo""
echo" ./autogen.sh generates the configure script. Only run "
echo""
echo" this if you know what you are doing with autoreconf and "
echo" are simply avoiding doing that. If you just want to use "
echo" the software, download a release and this script will "
echo" not be needed. "
exit 1
fi
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Run 'autoreconf -i' to generate 'configure', 'Makefile.in', etc.
#
# The first time this is run on a new cloned git repo the configure
# script will not be present, only the configure.ac and
# Makefile.am. The rest must be generated by `autoreconf -i`.
#
# If you are working with a distribution (file ending with ".tar.gz"
# or similar) then this script should not be needed, and should not be
# present, as all the files should already exist. You should only run
# this script if you know what you are doing with autoreconf.
#
# This script will only work with an argument to confirm the help
# message has been read.

runautoreconf() {
 autoreconf -i;
}

iftest -d .git &&test"$(basename "${PWD}")" = "smithlab_cpp"
then
 runautoreconf
exit 0
else
echo" It seems you are either attempting to run this script "
echo" from the wrong directory, or in a source tree that was "
echo" not obtained by cloning the smithlab_cpp git repo. "
echo""
echo" ./autogen.sh generates the configure script. Only run "
echo""
echo" this if you know what you are doing with autoreconf and "
echo" are simply avoiding doing that. If you just want to use "
echo" the software, download a release and this script will "
echo" not be needed. "
exit 1
fi
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Run 'autoreconf -i' to generate 'configure', 'Makefile.in', etc.
#
# The first time this is run on a new cloned git repo the configure
# script will not be present, only the configure.ac and
# Makefile.am. The rest must be generated by `autoreconf -i`.
#
# If you are working with a distribution (file ending with ".tar.gz"
# or similar) then this script should not be needed, and should not be
# present, as all the files should already exist. You should only run
# this script if you know what you are doing with autoreconf.
#
# This script will only work with an argument to confirm the help
# message has been read.

runautoreconf() {
 autoreconf -i;
}

iftest -d .git &&test"$(basename "${PWD}")" = "smithlab_cpp"
then
 runautoreconf
exit 0
else
echo" It seems you are either attempting to run this script "
echo" from the wrong directory, or in a source tree that was "
echo" not obtained by cloning the smithlab_cpp git repo. "
echo""
echo" ./autogen.sh generates the configure script. Only run "
echo""
echo" this if you know what you are doing with autoreconf and "
echo" are simply avoiding doing that. If you just want to use "
echo" the software, download a release and this script will "
echo" not be needed. "
exit 1
fi
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Run 'autoreconf -i' to generate 'configure', 'Makefile.in', etc.
#
# The first time this is run on a new cloned git repo the configure
# script will not be present, only the configure.ac and
# Makefile.am. The rest must be generated by `autoreconf -i`.
#
# If you are working with a distribution (file ending with ".tar.gz"
# or similar) then this script should not be needed, and should not be
# present, as all the files should already exist. You should only run
# this script if you know what you are doing with autoreconf.
#
# This script will only work with an argument to confirm the help
# message has been read.

runautoreconf() {
 autoreconf -i;
}

iftest -d .git &&test"$(basename "${PWD}")" = "smithlab_cpp"
then
 runautoreconf
exit 0
else
echo" It seems you are either attempting to run this script "
echo" from the wrong directory, or in a source tree that was "
echo" not obtained by cloning the smithlab_cpp git repo. "
echo""
echo" ./autogen.sh generates the configure script. Only run "
echo""
echo" this if you know what you are doing with autoreconf and "
echo" are simply avoiding doing that. If you just want to use "
echo" the software, download a release and this script will "
echo" not be needed. "
exit 1
fi