Autoconf (cache), Automake (cache), and Libtool (cache) are the bane of the GNU software generation (apart from texinfo (cache), which is the worst of it all).
If something whines about not finding aclocal, you have autoconf installed, but not automake. If you get further messages about not finding ltconfig, you missed libtool until now.
You may get a message like:
Provide an AUTOCONF_VERSION environment variable, please
This means you probably have several versions of autoconf installed on your system. May happen easily if you just go to the devel/autoconf directory of the OpenBSD ports system and run a make install.
Later on, you may be confronted with
ltconfig: you must specify a host type if you use `--no-verify'
Try `ltconfig --help' for more information.
This means you picked the wrong autoconf version for the libtool you installed.
For example the libtool port in OpenBSD 3.3 is version 1.3.5p3, which doesn't work with autoconf 2.52p0. So you would have needed to set AUTOCONV_VERSION=2.13 before.
May happen the other way round if you have libtool 1.4.x on your system, but not autoconf >= 2.5
If something whines about not finding aclocal, you have autoconf installed, but not automake. If you get further messages about not finding ltconfig, you missed libtool until now.
You may get a message like:
Provide an AUTOCONF_VERSION environment variable, please
This means you probably have several versions of autoconf installed on your system. May happen easily if you just go to the devel/autoconf directory of the OpenBSD ports system and run a make install.
Later on, you may be confronted with
ltconfig: you must specify a host type if you use `--no-verify'
Try `ltconfig --help' for more information.
This means you picked the wrong autoconf version for the libtool you installed.
For example the libtool port in OpenBSD 3.3 is version 1.3.5p3, which doesn't work with autoconf 2.52p0. So you would have needed to set AUTOCONV_VERSION=2.13 before.
May happen the other way round if you have libtool 1.4.x on your system, but not autoconf >= 2.5