AM_PROG_MKDIR_P to be removed about pacemaker-mgmt

[dansou901]

Update: I'm compiling on Scientific Linux 6.4

[gao-yan]

I think there should be a file like "mkdirp.m4" from automake package, but not?

[dansou901]

From what I researched, the macro AM_PROG_MKDIR_P is deprecated in automake...

[dansou901]

See here: http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/html_node/Obsolete-Macros.html
SL uses automake version 1.11.1

[gao-yan]

While some other auto tools in your system still reference it? Apparently, pacemaker-mgmt doesn't directly reference it.

[gao-yan]

or libtool?

[dansou901]

What about po/Makefile.in.in line 104 and following?

[dansou901]

Also, aclocal seems to be forced to version 1.5, but it says it supports this mkdir_p thing from aclocal 1.8 and higher...

[gao-yan]

I think po/Makefile.in.in:104 can be just replaced with "mkdir -p". While would that resolve the reference issue in the tool chain?

[gao-yan]

bootstrap:143 shows how aclocal is choosed - which is corresponding to the automake.

[dansou901]

Already found that, but I don't understand why aclocal 1.5 gets chosen. I'll try replacing mkdir_p in po/Makefile.in.in

[dansou901]

The replacing doesn't help, same error...

[dansou901]

From what I see, mkdir_p is referenced in libtool

[gao-yan]

Guessed so. Actually, there's following in po/Makefile.in.in:42:

Automake >= 1.8 provides @mkdir_p@.

Until it can be supposed, use the safe fallback:

mkdir_p = $(install_sh) -d

[gao-yan]

Hmm, if libtool requires it, then you should use an automake version that provides it.

[dansou901]

The problem is, I can't force it to use a different automake version, it sets itself back to aclocal 1.5 whatever I try. I have 1.11.1 installed...