The output of --create-testdir should be usable on mingw, IMO. But the
autoconfiguration of two modules aborts on mingw. So I find it better to
exclude them from the default configuration.
Of course, you can still --create-testdir of these modules explicitly.
2006-10-19 Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* gnulib-tool (func_create_testdir): Don't include ftruncate and
mountlist by default.
*** gnulib/gnulib-tool 2006-10-19 15:24:55.000000000 +0200
--- gnulib-20061019/gnulib-tool 2006-10-20 02:04:09.000000000 +0200
***************
*** 2161,2168 ****
# All modules together.
# Except config-h, which breaks all modules which use HAVE_CONFIG_H.
# Except fnmatch-posix, which conflicts with fnmatch-gnu. FIXME.
modules=`func_all_modules`
! modules=`for m in $modules; do if test $m != config-h && test $m !=
fnmatch-posix; then echo $m; fi; done`
fi
modules=`for m in $modules; do echo $m; done | LC_ALL=C sort -u`
--- 2161,2169 ----
# All modules together.
# Except config-h, which breaks all modules which use HAVE_CONFIG_H.
# Except fnmatch-posix, which conflicts with fnmatch-gnu. FIXME.
+ # Except ftruncate, mountlist, which abort the configuration on mingw.
FIXME.
modules=`func_all_modules`
! modules=`for m in $modules; do case $m in config-h | fnmatch-posix |
ftruncate | mountlist) ;; *) echo $m;; esac; done`
fi
modules=`for m in $modules; do echo $m; done | LC_ALL=C sort -u`
