autogen.sh: check directly for libtoolize instead of libtool #126
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…ool is not used here] On Ubuntu - libtoolize can be installed without libtool. So best to check directly for libtoolize - instead of indirectly via libtool $ ./autogen.sh ************************** * HDF5 autogen.sh script * ************************** Running trace script: Finished processing HDF5 API calls: instrumented 0 API functions and 0 argument lists Running error generation script: Generating 'H5Epubgen.h' Generating 'H5Einit.h' Generating 'H5Eterm.h' Generating 'H5Edefin.h' Running API version generation script: Generating 'H5version.h' Running overflow macro generation script: Generating 'H5overflow.h' ./libtoolize --copy --force ./autogen.sh: 202: ./libtoolize: not found
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On Ubuntu - libtoolize can be installed without libtool. So best to check directly for libtoolize - instead of indirectly via libtool
$ ./autogen.sh
Running trace script:
Finished processing HDF5 API calls:
instrumented 0 API functions and 0 argument lists
Running error generation script:
Generating 'H5Epubgen.h'
Generating 'H5Einit.h'
Generating 'H5Eterm.h'
Generating 'H5Edefin.h'
Running API version generation script:
Generating 'H5version.h'
Running overflow macro generation script:
Generating 'H5overflow.h'
./libtoolize --copy --force
./autogen.sh: 202: ./libtoolize: not found