Hi Jim, > I tested init.sh on Solaris 10 by doing this locally, > > ./gnulib-tool --create-testdir --with-tests --dir=tt xstrtoll > > Running (in tt) ./configure && make && make dist, and copying the tarball > to the Solaris system.
You don't need to "./configure && make && make dist" in a gnulib testdir; it is sufficient to do "tar cvfhz tt.tgz tt". gnulib-tool generates all files that "make dist" would generate. If you have observed the contrary, please tell us: I would consider it a gnulib-tool bug. Bruno
