comparison configure @ 8780:0c0b84a656fe

Yet another instance of solaris' /bin/sh not happy with the posix "!" boolean operator (``!: not found''). Added a shell utility function "not" and use that instead of operator "!".

8779:43b2ecb7543c

ppc() {
  case "$host_arch" in
    ppc) return 0;;
    *) return 1;;
  esac
}

# Use this before starting a check
echocheck() {
  echo "============ Checking for $@ ============" >> "$TMPLOG"

    fi
    if test "$proc" = "k6-3" || test "$proc" = "k6-2"; then
      cc_check -march=$proc -mcpu=$proc  || proc=k6
    fi
    if test "$proc" = "k6"; then
      if ! cc_check -march=$proc -mcpu=$proc; then
        if cc_check -march=i586 -mcpu=i686; then
          proc=i586-i686
        else 
          proc=i586
	fi

Use --enable-sdl to force usage of libSDL.

EOF
fi

if x86 && ! cygwin; then
  if test "$_win32" = no ; then
    if test "$_win32libdir" ; then
      cat <<EOF
Failed to find a Win32 codecs dir at $_win32libdir!
Create it and copy the DLL files there! (You can get them from your Windows

8780:0c0b84a656fe

ppc() {
  case "$host_arch" in
    ppc) return 0;;
    *) return 1;;
  esac
}

# not boolean test: implement the posix shell "!" operator for a
# non-posix /bin/sh.
#   usage:  not {command}
# returns exit status "success" when the execution of "command"
# fails.
not() {
  eval "$@"
  test $? -ne 0
}

# Use this before starting a check
echocheck() {
  echo "============ Checking for $@ ============" >> "$TMPLOG"

    fi
    if test "$proc" = "k6-3" || test "$proc" = "k6-2"; then
      cc_check -march=$proc -mcpu=$proc  || proc=k6
    fi
    if test "$proc" = "k6"; then
      if not cc_check -march=$proc -mcpu=$proc; then
        if cc_check -march=i586 -mcpu=i686; then
          proc=i586-i686
        else 
          proc=i586
	fi

Use --enable-sdl to force usage of libSDL.

EOF
fi

if x86 && not cygwin; then
  if test "$_win32" = no ; then
    if test "$_win32libdir" ; then
      cat <<EOF
Failed to find a Win32 codecs dir at $_win32libdir!
Create it and copy the DLL files there! (You can get them from your Windows