Also sprach Akim Demaille: } } | I don't think anyone was advocating removing the autom4te.cache } | creation, and I'm sure that there are valid uses for it. Yes, I also find } | the amount of time it takes for autoconf to finish annoying, but when } | you're working in a CVS directory, it's annoying to have this directory } | there... } } Are you *serious*? Should I suggest .cvsignore? } } | and when you go to do a release, you don't want that directory } | there. It's extra work, is all. } } What's the relationship with a release? } } | As I said in a different post, sometimes the configure is automatically } | regenerated during a snapshot release, say. In those cases, it's extra } | work to remove this directory. } } No, it's wonderful to see that, since it should just never happen.
Yes, I am serious, and .cvsignore is really not the optimal way of stopping this. Having garbage in the CVS tree isn't optimal in any way. Your other comments are confusing at best. -- || Bill Wendling [EMAIL PROTECTED] || Coding Simian
