>>> "Stephen" == Stephen Torri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stephen> Is there any reason why an error message saying
Stephen> "possibly undefined macro: dnl" would occur?
Somehow, a dnl was output to configure.
Stephen> Is it something simple like a missing bracket? Need
Stephen> hints or solutions of what to look for in the either
Stephen> the configure.in file or the m4 files.
Too much quoting, I'd say.
The last time I have seen this error I had mispelled
AC_CACHE_CHECK([a], [b], [... dnl ...])
into
QC_CACHE_CHECK([a], [b], [... dnl ...])
While the first case is evaluated by m4 as expected,
the second is simply output as
QC_CACHE_CHECK(a, b, ... dnl ...)
hence the warning.
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Alexandre Duret-Lutz
