* Daryl Lee wrote on Wed, Aug 24, 2005 at 09:45:33PM CEST:
>
> When I ran "autoreconf --install" on the Hello World example, I got many
> "underquoted definition" errors in /usr/local/shared/aclocal. I picked
> the last one on the list, wrapped the macro name in brackets
> ([AM_PATH_CPPUNIT] instead of just AM_PATH_CPPUNIT) in the definition,
> deleted all the newly created files, and ran autoreconf again. That
> error dropped off the list, suggesting that I might need to do the same
> thing on many of the files in that directory. But is there a smarter
> way to handle the problem? I don't feel good about turning off warnings
> until I have a solid grasp of what's happening.
The right way would be that the authors of the packages to which those
files belong would finally fix their macros!
For more information:
info Autoconf "Autoconf Language"
"Programming in M4"
More than you ever wanted to know..
(Short version: ignore those warnings coming from other packages' files,
or better complain to their authors; fix all warnings within your files).
Cheers,
Ralf
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