Hello!

> Ian and you do agree on this point.  In fact, much of this thread is
> precisely on this point.  Pavel says, IIUC, that it does do harm to
> some people to use --target when they meant something else.  I
> understand now why it would be wrong to issue an error for this issue.

I don't insist on warnings. As long as unknown options are ignored but not
listed by "--help" it would be consistent for "--target" to behave in the
same way.

We yet have to solve the generic problem - how to impose strict checking
for options without breaking configure in subdirectories. This is a big
separate problem, so let's do it later.

Pavel

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