I'm sure you have already figure it out but just in case.
The problem is that, when you install files with libtoolize -i, the version
2.4.6 of libtool now use a leading single quote character instead of a backtick
character to print the files installed.
The regular expression at line 60 of "tests/foreign.at" only match a leading
backtick so nothing is matched from the output of libtoolize -i and the next
line that test for the existence of those files fail.
I suggest changing the regular expression to accept both a leading backtick and
a leading single quote.
\` become [\`']
Christian Fafard
