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How to check the ./configure arguments used during last program compilation

Answer:

Normally, when you downloaded a program source and compile youself, you need to run the ./configure for customized settings.

In order to check the ./configure arguments used during last program compilation, you can check the following three files (depends on package) in the source folder .

  1. config.status
  2. config.nice
  3. config.log
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