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Autotools Tutorial

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The GNU Autotools are the set of tools (autoconf, automake, etc) that create "configure" scripts. These are the scripts that generate Makefiles and "config.h" files to customize source packages for a particular system. This tutorial explains from scratch what the tools are and how they work together, and gets you to a point where the manuals actually make sense.

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