> > This can be done by e.g. calling "autoreconf --force".
> Perhaps we should make this run unconditionally in release.sh. Running
> the script will take a few seconds more, but we'd be sure to have the
> most recent versions in each release.

As it turns out, "autoreconf --force" doesn't update the auxiliary  
files. "autoreconf --install --force" *does* do it, but also  
overwrites INSTALL. :-(  So the right way seems to be to delete the  
relevant files (config.guess, config.sub; depcomp, install-sh, missing  
as well? more?) and then run "autoreconf -i" without --force.

Ulrich


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