Re: Cleaner way to not build the ctags that ships with emacs?

[Kaushal Modi <kaushal.modi@gmail.com>]

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>> Paul Eggert
> It should be fairly easy to add an option to 'configure'.
> Something like this, say:
>    ./configure --disable-lib-src=ctags
> where the option argument specifies which lib-src programs to build. Is
that something you'd like to develop?

OK. I've never scripted configure but I will give it a shot. From a brief
reading, it looks like I need to modify configure.ac.

>> Ulrich Mueller
> Wouldn't that argument apply to etags as well? Exuberant Ctags has an
> etags mode which can be enabled by the -e option, or by invoking the
> program under the name etags.

You are correct that the argument applies to etags as well. I have never
used etags but my understanding was that it was used along with xref (which
I could be totally wrong about). I haven't used xref either. If emacs
doesn't need etags internally, then I don't mind an option to prevent its
build too.

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Kaushal Modi

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