Compiling code lacking configuration script in Readme

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I am trying to install a handy program which takes xyz files and turns them into POVRAY input scripts: github



I have cloned the repository locally, however the first instruction



"run ./configure" does not exist in any directory.


Is there any way to analyze the src code or makefiles in order to compile this one my own machine?



Maybe I am missing something?







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    I am trying to install a handy program which takes xyz files and turns them into POVRAY input scripts: github



    I have cloned the repository locally, however the first instruction



    "run ./configure" does not exist in any directory.


    Is there any way to analyze the src code or makefiles in order to compile this one my own machine?



    Maybe I am missing something?







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      I am trying to install a handy program which takes xyz files and turns them into POVRAY input scripts: github



      I have cloned the repository locally, however the first instruction



      "run ./configure" does not exist in any directory.


      Is there any way to analyze the src code or makefiles in order to compile this one my own machine?



      Maybe I am missing something?







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      I am trying to install a handy program which takes xyz files and turns them into POVRAY input scripts: github



      I have cloned the repository locally, however the first instruction



      "run ./configure" does not exist in any directory.


      Is there any way to analyze the src code or makefiles in order to compile this one my own machine?



      Maybe I am missing something?









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          There appears to be a configure script template in the ac-tools subdirectory:



          $ ls ac-tools/
          aclocal.m4 config.guess config.sub configure.in install-sh Make.conf.in shtool


          You can create the configure script from the template using autoconf



          autoconf -o configure ac-tools/configure.in
          chmod +x configure
          ./configure





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            ... or using the supplied Makefile: make configure.
            – Stephen Kitt
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          • @StephenKitt Doh! didn't even think to check there - yes that's a simpler option.
            – steeldriver
            May 30 at 12:50










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          There appears to be a configure script template in the ac-tools subdirectory:



          $ ls ac-tools/
          aclocal.m4 config.guess config.sub configure.in install-sh Make.conf.in shtool


          You can create the configure script from the template using autoconf



          autoconf -o configure ac-tools/configure.in
          chmod +x configure
          ./configure





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            ... or using the supplied Makefile: make configure.
            – Stephen Kitt
            May 30 at 12:48










          • @StephenKitt Doh! didn't even think to check there - yes that's a simpler option.
            – steeldriver
            May 30 at 12:50














          up vote
          2
          down vote













          There appears to be a configure script template in the ac-tools subdirectory:



          $ ls ac-tools/
          aclocal.m4 config.guess config.sub configure.in install-sh Make.conf.in shtool


          You can create the configure script from the template using autoconf



          autoconf -o configure ac-tools/configure.in
          chmod +x configure
          ./configure





          share|improve this answer

















          • 1




            ... or using the supplied Makefile: make configure.
            – Stephen Kitt
            May 30 at 12:48










          • @StephenKitt Doh! didn't even think to check there - yes that's a simpler option.
            – steeldriver
            May 30 at 12:50












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          There appears to be a configure script template in the ac-tools subdirectory:



          $ ls ac-tools/
          aclocal.m4 config.guess config.sub configure.in install-sh Make.conf.in shtool


          You can create the configure script from the template using autoconf



          autoconf -o configure ac-tools/configure.in
          chmod +x configure
          ./configure





          share|improve this answer













          There appears to be a configure script template in the ac-tools subdirectory:



          $ ls ac-tools/
          aclocal.m4 config.guess config.sub configure.in install-sh Make.conf.in shtool


          You can create the configure script from the template using autoconf



          autoconf -o configure ac-tools/configure.in
          chmod +x configure
          ./configure






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            ... or using the supplied Makefile: make configure.
            – Stephen Kitt
            May 30 at 12:48










          • @StephenKitt Doh! didn't even think to check there - yes that's a simpler option.
            – steeldriver
            May 30 at 12:50












          • 1




            ... or using the supplied Makefile: make configure.
            – Stephen Kitt
            May 30 at 12:48










          • @StephenKitt Doh! didn't even think to check there - yes that's a simpler option.
            – steeldriver
            May 30 at 12:50







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          ... or using the supplied Makefile: make configure.
          – Stephen Kitt
          May 30 at 12:48




          ... or using the supplied Makefile: make configure.
          – Stephen Kitt
          May 30 at 12:48












          @StephenKitt Doh! didn't even think to check there - yes that's a simpler option.
          – steeldriver
          May 30 at 12:50




          @StephenKitt Doh! didn't even think to check there - yes that's a simpler option.
          – steeldriver
          May 30 at 12:50












           

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