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ACCT
The full name account tool (Accouting Utilities) is used to provide information on the system administrator system, including connecting, executing programs, and usage status of system resources. - There are several command line computers: AC, Accton, Last, LastComm, SA, Dump-Acct, Dump-UTMP, providing more features through the command line parameters.
AutoConf
AutoConf provides a command-only-Spripts, which is self-acting to set software source code packages to accommodate multiple Unix-Like systems. - The setting script generated by AutoConf is not on the system when running, you can install it without this program. Its generated script automatically tests the effect of the called attribute on the running system to do even if you are afraid of unattended unattended unattended operations. It supports scripting multiplexing and unified updates. He is more convenient to support large-scale code settings, and support Cross-Compiling when conducting special settings. It is part of GNU Build Tools (including AutoConf, Automake, and Libtool). AutoConf Solves An Important Problem - Reliable Discovery of System-Specific Build and Run-Time Information Setup script is often referred to as configure. AutoConf requires M4 to generate a command line script.
Autogen
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AUTOMAKE
Simplified operations for generating makefile.in. It generates the Makefile.ins file compatible with the GNU Makefile standard by using a simpler syntax in the intermediate file Makefile.AM, and removes the comparative labor of Makefile.ins. Makefile.am files have a series of Make variable definitions (Make Variable Definitions - also known as Make Macros) and a small amount of Make rules, each .AM file generates a .in file, each project There is only one Makefile.am file in the directory. Automake Requirements with AutoConf, he supports configure.in and configure.ac files, while the contents of the Configure file are strict. Automake also supports the use of generated documents with TexInfo, and also has certain support for Emacs Lisp, GetText, LibTool, Java, Python. Automake requires PERL support when generating .in files.
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