> > The line: > > > > if test x$LTLIBINTL != x; then > > > > is invalid for me. > > This is a crappy error report, because you don't tell us what > operating system, nor what version of that operating system, you are > trying to compile gnash on.
The operating system is irrelevant. It is not correct syntax. (If anyone knows of any sh builtin test or standalone test(1) that allows a space in the first string of the expression without being quoted, please let me know. Normally (always?) you would get "too many arguments" or "unexpected operator" or other error.) I also agree that the test is probably not needed. I don't know this code. I just happened to be building the release when I noticed it. So I reported it. Feel free to complain about error reports, but note that zero feedback is probably worse. _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
