Hi all, I'm currently rewriting the fortran/ part of the GCC website and trying to use the website preprocessor locally, to check my modifications (which include bringing fortran/ to the website common style). The script needs mhc, which seems to be the metahtml compiler. I tried to compile metahtml-5.08 as well as metahtml-5.091 (tarbal from the sources on sourceware, kindly provided by Ian Taylor) but both compilations dies in a subdirectory. I then wanted to ask for help on the metahtml mailing-list, but noticed that there has been no activity on those since 1999, which brings two questions: how was metahtml compiled for the current webserver (the error I see is certainly not target-specific), and should we use a tool that has been deceased for 8 years to produce our website?
FX PS: The compilation error I get, if that rings a bell to someone who installed metahtml on the webserver, is in libmhtml: Compiling pagefuncs.c into pagefuncs.o gcc -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -Wshadow -g -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. - I../libutils -I../libutils/regex -I/tmp/gdbm-1.8.3/include -I..- DCOMPILE_TIME_MODULE_DIRECTORY='"/opt/metahtml-5.091/lib"' -c pagefuncs.c pagefuncs.c:1070:1: error: unterminated argument list invoking macro "DEFINE_SECTION" pagefuncs.c:135: error: parse error at end of input where pagefuncs.c contains at line 135: DEFINE_SECTION (PAGE-VARIABLES, , "[... here was multiline text ...]", "[... and here was also multiline text like that ...]")
