Bryan Kadzban wrote:
Alexander E. Patrakov wrote:
The two cases (forgotten config.h.in entry and obsolete code) cannot
be distinguished from each other automatically. One of them is a bug.
I thought manually setting up config.h.in was obsolete -- aren't people
supposed to be using AC_DEFINE/AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED in their configure.ac
file, and then have autoheader take those declarations and turn them
into config.h.in files?
Correct. But it's easier for the script to base its checks on the
contents of config.h.in, not configure.ac.
Depending on the developers' version of autoheader, it might be possible
to fix this by just running it on either configure.ac or configure.in
(for the packages that still use the old filename).
No, if the relevant check is not in configure.ac. Please provide the
sequence of autocommands that actually fix the gawk-3.1.5 bug :)
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Alexander E. Patrakov
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