Re: none

[Akim Demaille <akim at epita dot fr>]

>>>>> "Alexandre" == Alexandre Oliva <oliva@lsd.ic.unicamp.br> writes:

Alexandre> IIRC, I just thought of a trailing `.' in case some shell
Alexandre> should be too stupid to understand that an empty entry
Alexandre> implies the current directory.  It's probably not
Alexandre> necessary.

>> Seems OK, but, I'm in favor of opening a shell adjustment section,
>> set -o posix for bash and emulate sh for zsh, à la XEmacs.

Alexandre> No, I'd better rely on a simple, short solution that others
Alexandre> (including automake) can put in Makefile rules, their own
Alexandre> scripts, etc.

Well, then let's give a try to Automake's approach, enhanced for zsh
then?

CDPATH=${ZSH_VERSION+.}:

i.e., without the trailing dot?

But I still want a shell adjustment section :)  You can't run
configure with zsh without `emulate sh' and some more.  And zsh's
debugging features are currently way superior to that of other
shells, it is not just to promote my favorite shell.

        Akim