While working on some other stuff, I noticed that tests/sh.test is
calling $SED without it being set, though this was only causing a
warning message and the test passed. I'm not sure this was the best way
to handle it (perhaps configure should look for sed?), but I fixed the
warning by having $SED default to `sed' in the attached patch.
2005-07-07 Derek R. Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* tests/sh.test (SED): Default variable contents to `sed'.
Cheers,
Derek
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