Currently, the configure script and Makefile assume they're being executed with the work tree as the current working directory. This isn't always the case, and supporting out-of-tree building is very useful; it supports automation, and it supports development, in the cases where the make targets change what is/is not installed.
I updated configure to support this, but failed to realize the project is not using Automake, and once I had, didn't attempt to update the Makefile. Certain tools (from the tools/ directory) are hardcoded in the Makefile rules.
Currently, the configure script and Makefile assume they're being executed with the work tree as the current working directory. This isn't always the case, and supporting out-of-tree building is very useful; it supports automation, and it supports development, in the cases where the make targets change what is/is not installed.
I updated
configureto support this, but failed to realize the project is not using Automake, and once I had, didn't attempt to update theMakefile. Certain tools (from thetools/directory) are hardcoded in the Makefile rules.