creating configure.in with multiple languages

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06-06-2007, 11:01 AM	#1
StargateSteve Member Registered: Dec 2006 Location: UNM Distribution: Debian Lenny Posts: 107 Rep:	creating configure.in with multiple languages hello, I am currently working with a piece of software written in a combination of C, PERL, R, and HMTL. I am trying to write a configure.in file. I am new to writing these (in the past, I either let the IDE handle it, or don't want/need one). I need to know if there is anything special I need to know about writing these files. In case you need to know, these files are several sub-directories. Thanks in advance.

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