Building the latest version of Texinfo, I see that Gnulib decides to generate its own alloca.h header even though there's a system header alloca.h (and HAVE_ALLOCA_H is 1 in config.h). Why does it do that? Isn't that dangerous? e.g., it could conflict with how the system header defies 'alloca', no?
- Gnulib's alloca.h used even when there is a system header Eli Zaretskii
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