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I'm working with the configure_make() command, and the configure_in_place option isn't clear. I wouldn't worry too much about it except that a number of other commands seem to require that it be set, and that when I do set it I get errors from the configure step about "config.log: Read-only file system" and so on.
Clarification of the difference in operation when this value is True/False (as well as guidance as to when someone might want to use it) would be greatly appreciated.
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By default configure_make attempts to do an out of tree build. This is broken in some codebases and they require you do run configure within the source tree itself. This is the idea behind configure_in_place, however it symlinks most of the source files into the build directory and so if your configure scripts attempt to modify any of the files from that original tree then it will fail as you are seeing. It probably needs to be switched to use a copy rather than a symlink to fix this behaviour.
I'm working with the configure_make() command, and the configure_in_place option isn't clear. I wouldn't worry too much about it except that a number of other commands seem to require that it be set, and that when I do set it I get errors from the configure step about "config.log: Read-only file system" and so on.
Clarification of the difference in operation when this value is True/False (as well as guidance as to when someone might want to use it) would be greatly appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: