Amos Leffler wrote:
> Hi Tim,
> In looking at the command list of Ralf Wildenhaus I see that it
> should read ./configure .. Is this a typo or really as written.
> There is a how to by Javier Montoya dated April 28, 2008 in the forum
> records which should work.
> Amos
> Leffler
Amos,
With normal system configuration, considered important by most
sysadmins, you're right, you need ./configure, or you will get "command
not found." If it works at all as quoted here, it won't make a
difference. I can imagine that OP didn't care to look for "command not
found" messages, so your point is good.
When I first saw your message on the Blackberry, I thought you were
referring to the way lam requires configuring in the source directory,
with no parallelism, as opposed to gnu standard, which requires
configuring into a clean directory, supporting parallel make and the like.
Tim
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