Paolo Bonzini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Maybe gnulib self-tests directories should have their own configure.ac >> and config.h, although I fear the build-times of having 6 CONFIG_SUBDIR >> statements in GnuTLS... I'd probably prefer to disable the gnulib >> self-tests. Even the move to 3 CONFIG_SUBDIR's causes significant >> slow-down. > > You can make a script to compute the list of tested packages, and make > it with only 4 CONFIG_SUBDIR.
I don't think so, the generated unistd.h in gl/ differ from the generated unistd.h in lib/gl/ because different set of gnulib modules are enabled for the two respective directories. The same problem likely holds for other header files too. Which directory should be first in the list of compiler -I's for the gnulib self-tests directory? /Simon
