minimally verbose, non-debugging and non-tracing output
I'm not sure whether "minimally verbose" means "not verbose at all" or
"only a low level of verbosity". I'm further confused because I
associate "verbose" with -v, but I didn't think affected the output,
only the reporting to stdout/err.
Is "minimally verbose" supposed to just be a generalization of
"non-debugging" and "non-tracing"?
"Eligible Output Material" may be comprised only of Covered Code
that (a) must necessarily appear in Autoconf-generated configure
scripts and (b) is required for those configure scripts to function.
What about blank lines, comments, extra white space in the generated
configure scripts? They aren't "required" for functioning, and the
definition says (a) "and" (b). Yet clearly they should be Covered.
karl
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