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Subject: Re: Libtool problems when building ImageMagick
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Brian Dessent wrote:
| Anyway, since this bundled libtool looks like it's very recent it
| doesn't make sense to try to forcibly autoreconf it to something older,
| as cygautoreconf seems to want to run autoreconf --force.  Normally
| autoreconf would only run libtoolize if it looks like something needs
| updating.  So I guess what I'm saying is just remove cygautoreconf from
| your cygport, or if it's needed for some reason, don't run --force.

NO_LIBTOOLIZE=1

(fix for typo just checked into CVS; use "export LIBTOOLIZE=true" as a
backup until 0.3.9)


Yaakov


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