> I propose to use always xmlto. I favor that too, if xmlto is available on all the platforms. Is it the case?
> I find this > http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.57/html_node/autoconf_41.html > > By default, these macros use the environment variable PATH. If you need to > check > for a program that might not be in the user's PATH, you can pass a modified > path Yep, but it should be used "for a program that might not be in the user's PATH" It is not the case for tclsh, wish, xmlto... and itis useless to reproduce a part o the user PATH. It is only needed, in our case, when the command is searched in the root user PATH, therrefore not in the user path. > [$PATH:/usr/libexec:/usr/sbin:/usr/etc:etc]) As you can see those additionnal paths are for directories not in the casual user's path. > And I think we must use impose autoconf >= 2.50 now. I second that, too. Who use the cvs version on a platform with an older autoconf? Moreover some bugs are fixed in versions above 2.50. Pat
