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$ autoheader
autoheader: warning: autoconf input should be named 'configure.ac', not 'configure.in'
m4:/tmp/am4tJP4czz/traces.m4:126: ERROR: end of file in comment
m4:/tmp/am4tJP4czz/traces.m4:128: ERROR: end of file in comment
m4:/tmp/am4tJP4czz/traces.m4:130: ERROR: end of file in comment
autoheader: error: error: AC_CONFIG_HEADERS not found in configure.in
with -v
autom4te: formatting traces for '/tmp/am4tmnNLwA/warnings': _m4_warn
m4:/tmp/am4tmnNLwA/traces.m4:128: ERROR: end of file in comment
Putting a sleep at the bottom of handle_traces in autom4te shows:
$ ls -T /tmp/am4tmnNLwA/traces.m4
t IBM-1047 T=on /tmp/am4tmnNLwA/traces.m4
Which has multiple cases of ascii content after leading stanzas of ebcdic. I've sftp'ed it off the host and gzip'ed it to allow it to be attached:
Will try to describe my sandbox and result.
My bash is rocket 4.3.48 (this orgs bash5 noc hange) with this ascii env:
I end my ~/.bashrc with the following to use some contemporary tools from this org:
And a dummy configure.in to test autoconf outside of my full httpd sandbox
autoheader
always produces an error:with -v
Putting a sleep at the bottom of handle_traces in autom4te shows:
Which has multiple cases of ascii content after leading stanzas of ebcdic. I've sftp'ed it off the host and gzip'ed it to allow it to be attached:
traces.m4.gz
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