When I ran gettextize to update the hello sources to gettext 0.14.5, it added build-aux/mkinstalldirs to the top-level EXTRA_DIST.
mkinstalldirs was not an included file in the gnulib gettext module (I'd previously run gnulib-tool --import). So it seems either it should be added in gnulib, or removed from gettextize. My understanding is that install[-sh] -d is preferred these days, although the generated po/Makefile apparently uses it. Also, mkinstalldirs was already included in DIST_COMMON by Automake, so gettext didn't need to add it on that score, either. BTW, it would be helpful for me, at least, if gettextize could acquire an option reporting what actually changes. (My net connection is slow and it's a drag to run cvs on the whole hierarchy every time.) gettextize -n, with no -f, just reports that po/Makefile.in.in exists, so that's not helpful in my case. gettextize -n -f apparently actually changes files, ie, the -f overrides the -n. Yikes. Anyway, it reports that every file is updated. Thanks, k _______________________________________________ bug-gnulib mailing list bug-gnulib@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnulib
