Re: config.log claims invocation is FLAGS=foo bar when really FLAGS='foo bar'

2016-11-04 Thread Eric Blake
On 11/04/2016 05:51 AM, Kevin Brubeck Unhammer wrote: > Tested with GNU Autoconf 2.69. > > To reproduce, open any autoconf-using project and run: > > $ ./configure FLAGS='foo bar' >/dev/null && grep -m1 /configure config.log > $ ./configure FLAGS=foo bar > > Expected output: > $ ./configure

config.log claims invocation is FLAGS=foo bar when really FLAGS='foo bar'

2016-11-04 Thread Kevin Brubeck Unhammer
Tested with GNU Autoconf 2.69. To reproduce, open any autoconf-using project and run: $ ./configure FLAGS='foo bar' >/dev/null && grep -m1 /configure config.log $ ./configure FLAGS=foo bar Expected output: $ ./configure "FLAGS='foo bar'" I know the shell interprets the quotes etc., but it'