bakefilize 1
bakefilize prepare Bakefile project for use with Autoconf
`bakefilize` `--copy` `--dry-run` `--force` `--verbose` `--help`

## Description

For the "autoconf" format, Bakefile creates Makefile.in files that depend on the availability of common pieces of a GNU build system. (`config.guess`, `install-sh`, etc.) These tools are part of Automake, which can copy these files into a project's directory during processing. `bakefilize` effectively replaces the `automake --add-missing` feature.

It is standard practice in Autoconf-based projects to provide a "bootstrap" script (commonly called either `bootstrap` or `autogen.sh`) to run commands like `autoconf` with the proper flags and in the proper order. You should run `bakefilize` in that script, at some point before the `configure` script runs.

## Command Line Options

`-c`, `--copy`

  Copy the files from the Automake directory, rather than the default behavior of making symbolic links.

`-n`, `--dry-run`

  Only show the commands that would be executed.

`-f`, `--force`

  Replace all existing files, instead of only adding missing files.

`-v`, `--verbose`

  Show debugging messages.

`--help`

  Display usage information for `bakefilize`