I've noticed that when running autoheader for the first time on CVS
source, you receive an error message "mv: cannot move 'autoh8323' to
'include/config.h.in': no such file or directory".
I would like to write a patch to fix this, but am wondering what be the
"more correct" approach: to test for 'include', and then create it if it
doesn't exist, something like:
if [ ! test -d include ]; then mkdir include
or to use 'mkdir -p', which, as I understand it, creates a directory if
it doesn't exist and does nothing if it does.
TIA,
Ian
