Version: KDevelop 3.0 CVS (using KDE Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources OS: Linux Currently configure offers options for --enable-LANGUAGE but this doesn't make any sense. KDevelop seems to compile everything by default anyhow. What does --enable-LANGUAGE mean? configure should do one of two things: 1) Compile _nothing_ by default and use --enable-LANGUAGE to specify which to compile OR 2) Compile _everything_ by default and use --disable-LANGUAGE to disable them
Compile all by default, unless you tell it otherwise (i.e., select some specific languages). By the way, this is how every autoconf-based project does. I don't see why change.
Right, but this is not how it is right now. There is no --disable-LANGUAGE feature so I can't --disable-ada and --disable-fortran ... I was just giving two ways of doing it since the --enable-ada or --enable-fortran is redundant since they are compiled by default anyhow.
Subject: kdevelop CVS commit by aclu: Make the KDevelop supported programming languages configurable. CCMAIL: 66814-done@bugs.kde.org M +44 -34 configure.in.in 1.65 M +72 -2 languages/Makefile.am 1.6