autogen.sh and hitting return

[Derek Atkins]

Generally you only need to re-run autogen when there are new
directories.  In the normal case just re-running "make" should
rebuild the configure script and the Makefiles as necessary.

Also, whether you need to hit return is based on the version of
gettextize you've got.  This should go away in the g2 branch when we
move to glib-gettext.

-derek

Neil Williams <linux at codehelp.co.uk> writes:

> Is there a way to run autogen.sh unattended?
>
> I have to hit return to acknowledge some paragraphs that I'm told to ignore 
> anyway and I'm losing significant coding time waiting for a complete make. I 
> want to run cvs update and then autogen from cron. Or don't I need to run 
> autogen every time? Is that only the first time or always after system 
> changes (-dev package installations/uninstallations etc.)?
>
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