Completely replace ax_java.m4 with ax_javac_and_java, which is
a clean-room implementation of an autoconf macro to detect Java.
It has some limitations compared to the ax_java macros in
The Autoconf Macro archive, but it has two key advantages.
It is not GPL-licensed. It doesn't abort configure if Java is
not found.
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THRIFT-221. java: Make java build classpath more dynamic and configurable
This issue moves all the tests from test/java to lib/java/test/src and combines the build files. In addition, rather than continue on with the same busted approach to finding dependent jars for the tests, THRIFT-221 has been implemented, allowing the user to specify a .thrift-build.properties file in their home directory that contains additional classpath entries.
As a result of this patch, "make check" does not currently work as it is expected to. This will be resolved in a follow-up commit.
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On Ubuntu 8.10, /bin/sh is a symlink to dash (a minimal
Bourne-compatible shell). ./configure is smart enough
to detect when the shell it is run with is missing features.
In such cases, it switches to a more capable shell (like bash).
This causes it to enable certain shell constructs that are
not supported by dash. However, the Autoconf macro file that
we use to detect Java support interacts poorly with Autoconf
because it uses divert(-1) for large comments. This somehow
causes configure to set SHELL to /bin/sh. As a result, the
libtool script generated during the build process is not
compatible with the shell that is used to run it (if a recent
version of libtool is in use).
This change replaces all of the "divert(-1)" comments
with more traditional "dnl" comments. This allows Thrift
to build on Ubuntu 8.10.
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Add a new autoconf macro (a thin wrapper around AC_ARG_WITH) that
makes it pretty easy to include or exclude specific language libraries.
This will be tested along with future changes that use it.
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Add a new autoconf macro (a thin wrapper around AC_ARG_ENABLE) that
makes it pretty easy to include or exclude specific code genreators.
This will be tested along with future changes that use it.
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Summary:
Ben Maurer suggested that it would make sense for Thrift to build as
a single project, with one configure.ac and multiple Makefile.am.
He was also kind enough to do the heavy lifting, and this commit
is the application of his patch (with minor modifications).
The most significant visible change from this diff is that
in order to buidl one of the thrift sub-projects (i.e.: the compiler,
the C++ library, or the Python library) you must run bootstrap.sh
and configure in the Thrift root, then make in the specific project.
Users who want to build and install the Python library but
can't run configure because they don't have Boost can simply
run setup.py directly.
Reviewed By: mcslee
Test Plan: Built Thrift from scratch.
Revert Plan: ok
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