I've just upgraded our projects to CVS Autoconf and CVS Automake. It works great on Unix, but on Cygwin, with the VC++ 6.0 compiler, it stops on the "C++ compiler working" test, because it doesn't understand that "conftest.cc" is a .cpp file so it defaults to "object file" type and fails on "corrupted file". We have to use the filename "conftest.cpp" instead. Will such a switch cause any problems on any other platforms? Lars J
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