Re: new vs old autoconf / Re: checking for non-standard headers

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Thomas E. Dickey wrote:
On Tue, 12 Aug 2003, Guido Draheim wrote:


of another file. In all other cases, I'm quite fine... what features
are overdue by your records, Thomas?


I suppose you could look at the cvs version and answer your own question.
I recall seeing a half-dozen serious bugs reported - and fixed - since
2.57, making the difference at least as much as from 2.54 to 2.57.  (2.55
& 2.56 were blunders, of course - read the changelog).


Hmm, I might wonder what your "serious bugs" are, it looks like a lot of those are portability fixes, which is not quite the same as serious problems of the architecture. Anyway, my question was more to what happens to be hurting _your_ projects on the platforms that _you_ are using. Apart from that, yes, it seems the code base itself uses quite a number of new algorithmics which makes it quite a difference indeed. So I wonder what that would do to my projects *sigh* call it 2.60 to be sure everyone notices?

cheers,
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