In <http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/autoconf/2004-01/msg00103.html> Ron McTaggart-Cowan <rmctc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > I'm wondering if the best way to proceed is to add the PGf90 > compilers to this case selection, or to continue to remove quote > characters from arguments in general? I'd guess the latter. I'll CC: this to Steven G. Johnson, our resident Fortran expert, to see what he thinks. While we're in the neighborhood, I noticed some POSIX conformance bugs in that area. POSIX doesn't allow you to say things like this: sed 's/\"//' since \" has undefined behavior in a BRE (Basic Regular Expression). Instead, any of the following will do: sed 's/"//' sed 's/["]//' Personally I think the first is clearest....
