Follow-up Comment #4, bug #37709 (project gnustep):
I think the problem is not that the configure script is using an old/obsolete
mechanism, rather than the modern one, but that the system it's running on
doesn't have either the modern (pkg-config) system or the old (gnustls-config)
system.
So what the script is doing is:
1. looking for a modern gnutls ... not findng it
2. looking for an old gnutls ... not finding that either
So, I modified it to make a guess at what the required flags might be ...
which should give us a better chance of finding a copy of gnutls that's not
properly packaged/installed.
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