Vorbis dev - Jan 2005 - ogg/vorbis build system has broken 'make profile'

Ah, the day isn't complete without shouting myself red in the face
about automake...

While I wasn't looking, examples/encoder-example has become a shell
script (libtool is doing this) and 'make profile' no longer produces
something with profiling enabled.  Would the build system maintainer
please fix this.  If there's no build system maintainer anymore,
please let me know.  This is delaying some work I need to do...

Monty

On Thu, Jan 06, 2005 at 10:18:57PM -0500, Monty wrote:
> Ah, the day isn't complete without shouting myself red in the face
> about automake...
> 
> While I wasn't looking, examples/encoder-example has become a shell
> script (libtool is doing this) and 'make profile' no longer
produces
> something with profiling enabled.  Would the build system maintainer
> please fix this.  If there's no build system maintainer anymore,
> please let me know.  This is delaying some work I need to do...
It's libtool's fault, not automake's. This has been libtool
behaviour
for a long while. The binary you're looking for is in
examples/encoder-example/.libs

A cursory look at the relevant Makefile.am's and configure.in seems to
indicate that 'make profile' should still do what it always did, with
of course the exception of the location of the actual binary.

However you may need to add '--disable-shared' to your ./configure line
to get the behaviour you're looking for. Does this produce the correct
result for you? (if so, maybe we can hardcorde that for examples/*)

kfish.
(not the build system maintainer ;-)

On Thu, Jan 06, 2005 at 10:18:57PM -0500, Monty wrote:
> While I wasn't looking, examples/encoder-example has become a shell
> script (libtool is doing this) and 'make profile' no longer
produces
> something with profiling enabled.  Would the build system maintainer
> please fix this.  If there's no build system maintainer anymore,
> please let me know.  This is delaying some work I need to do...
The actual executable is examples/.libs/encoder-example. You can call 
that instead, or recover the old behavior with ./configure 
--disable-shared.

Libtool is to blame for the shell script stupidity. The behaviour was 
changed because static linking DOESN'T WORK on recent vintage MacOS X 
(the idiots).

Hope that works for you,
 -r