Modules/Setup.local is getting zapped by some aspect of the build process.
Not sure by what step, but mine had lines I added to it a few days ago, and
nothing now. It should be treated as Modules/Setup used to be: initialize
it if it's absent, don't touch it if it's there.
The distclean target looks like the culprit:
distclean: clobber
-rm -f Makefile Makefile.pre buildno config.status config.log \
config.cache config.h setup.cfg Modules/config.c \
Modules/Setup Modules/Setup.local Modules/Setup.config
I've been using it a lot lately to build from scratch, what with the new
Makefile and setup.py. Since Setup.local is ostensibly something a user
would edit manually and would never have useful content in it as
distributed, I don't think even distclean should zap it.
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