Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
From: Dave Korn
[snip]
I don't get that. I've got the default alternatives set,
so IIUIC it should have selected the most recent autoconf, shouldn't it?
I imagine this is intended to work with everything in the
default installation state, but as you see it
Thanks for helping David, Brian. Your answers are almost entirely
correct. David, here's the current status:
(1) autoconf now uses the same wrapper that is shipped by Mandr* Red
Hat (and others, I think) instead of my crappy home grown one. So
you've got a wrapper package ('autoconf'),
From: Dave Korn
[snip]
I don't get that. I've got the default alternatives set,
so IIUIC it should have selected the most recent autoconf,
shouldn't it?
I imagine this is intended to work with everything in the
default installation state, but as you see it certainly doesn't WFM!
Dave Korn wrote:
Umm, it definitely *does* have an effect; see the differences it made to the
examples I posted in the previous case. Is it possible I have some remnants
of the old autoconf stuff lying around? I updated this morning and didn't see
any problems, and nor does cygcheck
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