Re: Toplevel configure script

Ove Kaaven wrote:
> Could you perhaps be more specific about what this W.XYZ revision is,
> since the above stuff does not seem to exist in the current
> configure revision in CVS?
> 

Really?  Interesting... maybe it's my copy of cvs -- I'm using 1.11.11.
I don't suppose there are known problems with it, are there?  It seems
to happen with 1.11.9 also, on my other system, so maybe not.

The first instance starts on line 2339.  In that case (which is the
nested one), the outside w.xyz is 1.282 (I assume that's a CVS revision
number, but I'm not positive on that).  The nested <<<<<< starts on line
2341, and the w.xyz for it is 1.283 (apparently one CVS revision after,
if those are indeed CVS revision numbers).  The outside one ends on line
2356, and the inside one ends on line 2349.

The second instance starts on line 2358, and ends on line 2361.  w.xyz
in that case is also 1.282.

All three of those are inside one test (which looks like it's trying to
decide what prototype to use for exit(), or something).

The third instance starts on line 14585 and ends on line 14589.  w.xyz
is (again) 1.282.  At that point, the configure script is setting up the
variable ac_config_files -- and the lines are really long.

As a sanity check on my end, I just did a "cvs up configure" (thinking
maybe it had gotten fixed between the time I said something and the time
you looked), but that didn't change anything.

Thanks for looking at it so fast, BTW.  :-)