>> The other issue is caching: autoconf 2.50 will, by default, not >> generate a config.cache, since that has caused too many problems. Guido> Leave it as it is unless there are many complaints. Agreed. Most machines are fast enough nowadays that the absence of config.cache isn't a major stumbling block. If they are that sensitive to the performance reduction, they can install autoconf themselves and generate a local version of the configure script. Skip
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