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| When converting from autoconf, the generation of "config.h" files can be complex. You may wish to examine the CMake scripts within the gcc-xml project at [http://www.gccxml.org/HTML/Index.html gcc-xml (XML output of gcc's internal representation)]. The project builds a modified gcc compiler using CMake. This is an impressive feat of autoconf conversion.
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| For example, the HAVE_THIS/HAVE_THAT defines used within autoconf projects can be overwhelming when converting a large project. Below is a snippet from the "config.h.in" file within gcc-xml:
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| #cmakedefine HAVE_BSEARCH @HAVE_BSEARCH@
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| /* Define to 1 if you have the `bzero' function. */ | |
| #cmakedefine HAVE_BZERO @HAVE_BZERO@
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| While not a drop-in tool, their scripts are an excellent starting point. ''Be sure to reference the code from their CVS repository instead of the out-of-date tarball listed.''
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