On Sun, 27 Jun 2004, Greg Hudson wrote:
> > About the long names: they are verbose, but consistent with what
> > autoconf uses (HAVE_functionname). I added IF_ for as a prefix when
> > the condition is true and IF_NOT_ when it is false.
>
> Uh, sure, you're consistent with the symbol names autoconf uses for C
> code, but I don't see why this matters. But if you look at other
> real-life examples of people doing Makefile conditionalization using
> this approach, they almost always use short symbol names for
> conciseness. (When they're not using automake, that is.)
>
> You aren't using AC_DEFINE on these symbols, so they won't affect the
> C code namespace, only the Makefile namespace. I suggest using
> @NO_CHARSET@.
>
Thanks for the suggestion. I used GETTEXT_CODESET and NO_GETTEXT_CODESET.
Had to split the sed line anyway...
Regards,
//Peter
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