> I do find the default action unexpected, however. If "--enable-debug" is > not set in the configure options, configure silently removes a "-g" > that is set in CFLAGS. I would think that most folks would expect the > explicitly set CFLAGS to be unchanged, unless "--disable-debug" were to
I wouldn't argue one way or the other about the logic of the default action, but I do like having debugging off by default. I'm really tired of having to go into every makefile and removing those "-g"'s by hand as you have to do with so many other "configure" packages. In other words, I prefer having to set "--enable-debug" in order to get debugging rather than the other way around, i.e., having to set "--disable-debug" to turn it off. Someone totalling relying on configure shouldn't even have to know what CFLAGS is much less what its contents might be, IMO. __Henry ; To UNSUBSCRIBE: Send "unsubscribe lynx-dev" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
