- "make install" now depends on "make altinstall" for most of the
work, and the binary is always installed as python<version> first,
with a hard link to python made by "make bininstall".
- Create the machine dependent directory if it doesn't exist, and
attempt to run the regen script in it (unfortunately this will fail
unless you have h2py in your $PATH - help!)
"make libinstall" no longer implies "make sharedinstall".
"make altinstall" and "make altbininstall" install the python binary
with a version number, for tentative installations (this does not
install the include files or man page).
Changed install targets so
(1) "make install" installs everything;
(2) more directories are built as needed;
(3) the X11R5 shell script install-sh is used (always).
(The script can't be called install.sh since some Make versions have a
default rule that copies "foo.sh" to "foo" when making "foo".)
Added target "smelly" which checks for non-Py-prefixed exported
symbols.
Makefile.in: run config.status in "make recheck".
configure.in: add test for hypot().
config.h.in, configure: since configure.in changed.
rest: the usual boring stuff.
more trouble than it's worth at CWI and most other people seem to
install Python in the default (/usr/local) anway. Changed comment
describing --prefix in Makefile.in
Guido van Rossum
Sjoerd Mullender