If I misunderstood your intent, I apologize, but if ./configure returns what you say, then there is not a file called configure in your current working directory that script will normally prepare a make file so you can actually compile it indirectly with make , you will need a sufficiently complete build chain, and if ./configure completes without error you can go onto the next step, so check your work until the existence of the ./configure file being extant.
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