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"David Z. Maze" <dmaze@mit.edu> writes:

> Mattias Ahnberg <mattias@ahnberg.pp.se> writes:
>Ahn> I just[1] downloaded gnus via CVS, got all files nicely enough and
>Ahn> started looking around a little. What struck me strange is that I
>Ahn> didn't get a "configure" file with it, something changed recently
>Ahn> that I missed, or is something wrong?
> 
> That's pretty typical for stuff in CVS; you don't actually want to
> store the configure script proper, because it's generated from
> configure.in and depends on basically nothing beyond that file and the 
> version of autoconf you're using.  You can generate configure from
> configure.in by running 'autoconf'.

In the Gnus CVS, configure.in isn't changed as often as in some other
projects, so "configure" is stored in the CVS. I just checked out a
new copy.  "configure" was there.

ShengHuo