Before using it, set the environment variables
- GNULIB_SRCDIR - points to the directory that contains gnulib-tool
- GNULIB_TOOL_IMPL - determines the implementation of gnulib-tool.
+and make sure that you have
+ autoconf 2.72
+ automake 1.16.5
+in your PATH.
The directory gnulib-data contains a particular version of gnulib, namely
commit 35245921a8f0eace93bef05814525673078b58c7 from the stable-202401 branch,
gnulib-tool --extract-status module
gnulib-tool --extract-notice module
gnulib-tool --extract-applicability module
+ gnulib-tool --extract-usability-in-testdir module
gnulib-tool --extract-filelist module
gnulib-tool --extract-dependencies module
gnulib-tool --extract-recursive-dependencies module
+ gnulib-tool --extract-dependents module
+ gnulib-tool --extract-recursive-dependents module
gnulib-tool --extract-autoconf-snippet module
gnulib-tool --extract-automake-snippet module
gnulib-tool --extract-include-directive module
--extract-status extract the status (obsolete etc.)
--extract-notice extract the notice or banner
--extract-applicability extract the applicability
+ --extract-usability-in-testdir extract the usability in testdirs
--extract-filelist extract the list of files
--extract-dependencies extract the dependencies
--extract-recursive-dependencies extract the dependencies of the module
and its dependencies, recursively, all
together, but without the conditions
+ --extract-dependents list the modules which depend on the given
+ module directly. This is also known as the
+ "reverse dependencies".
+ --extract-recursive-dependents list the modules which depend on the given
+ module directly or indirectly
--extract-autoconf-snippet extract the snippet for configure.ac
--extract-automake-snippet extract the snippet for library makefile
--extract-include-directive extract the #include directive