comparison configure @ 13251:99b14d9c50d5

fixed --enable-gif bug

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  _mkf_jpg="no"
fi


echocheck "GIF support"
if test "$_gif" = auto ; then
  _gif=no
cat > $TMPC << EOF
#include <gif_lib.h>
int main(void) {

    _ld_gif="-lgif"
  elif cc_check -lgif $_ld_x11 && "$TMPO" >> "$TMPLOG" ; then
    _gif=yes
    _ld_gif="-lgif $_ld_x11"
  fi
fi

if test "$_gif" = yes ; then
  _def_gif='#define HAVE_GIF 1'
  _vosrc="$_vosrc vo_gif89a.c"

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  _mkf_jpg="no"
fi


echocheck "GIF support"
# This is to appease people who want to force gif support.
# If it is forced to yes, then we still do checks to determine
# which gif library to use.
if test "$_gif" = yes ; then
  _force_gif=yes
  _gif=auto
fi

if test "$_gif" = auto ; then
  _gif=no
cat > $TMPC << EOF
#include <gif_lib.h>
int main(void) {

    _ld_gif="-lgif"
  elif cc_check -lgif $_ld_x11 && "$TMPO" >> "$TMPLOG" ; then
    _gif=yes
    _ld_gif="-lgif $_ld_x11"
  fi
fi

# If no library was found, and the user wants support forced,
# then we force it on with libgif, as this is the safest
# assumption IMHO.  (libungif & libregif both create symbolic
# links to libgif.  We also assume that no x11 support is needed,
# because if you are forcing this, then you _should_ know what
# you are doing.  [ Besides, package maintainers should never
# have compiled x11 deps into libungif in the first place. ] )
# </rant>
#   --Joey
if test "$_force_gif" = yes && test "$_gif" = no ; then
  _gif=yes
  _ld_gif="-lgif"
fi

if test "$_gif" = yes ; then
  _def_gif='#define HAVE_GIF 1'
  _vosrc="$_vosrc vo_gif89a.c"