The distributed configure script produces a warning message (on pretty much
every linux, solaris, hp, and ibm unix-like system I've built it on...)
./configure[19707]: #include: not found
When I track this down, I see that line 19707 of configure is
$ac_includes_default
As a shell command, which expands into essentially a long sequence of cpp
#ifdef's and #includes.
I suspected a corrupted configure, so I tried rebuilding with autoconf-2.60. A
pristine configure shows that same problem.
Unfortunately, I'm now in over-my-head for autoconf and aclocal debugging.
Anyone else seeing this or have insights into whether this is anything worth
worrying about?
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