>>>>> "Michael" == Michael Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Hi, I spent about 2 hours trying to get autoconf to make
Michael> until I realized it picked up "/bin/m4" (my system's) instead
Michael> of "/usr/local/bin/m4" (gnu's)
Michael> I'm not sure exactly the best way to handle this, but some
Michael> suggestions: 1. check /usr/local/bin before you check any
Michael> other paths...this way, if they have a built-in m4, you
Michael> should pick up the gnu version first
Michael> 2. do "m4 --version" and if you don't see "GNU" in the
Michael> string, then fail
Hi,
Thanks for the report. I confess I'm a bit surprise: autoconf does
check that it is using GNU M4 (both 2.13, the latest release, and the
version in development).
Could you be more specific: what version of autoconf are you running,
what gives `` sh -x `which autoconf` '' etc. Anything that could
actually help us understand what happens.
