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>>>>> "PT" == Philippe Troin <phil@fifi.org> writes:

    PT> - add a --with-working-tcsetpgrp /
    PT>    --without-working-tcsetpgrp switch to force
    PT>    configure to skip the test (instead of failing)
    PT>    and assume a working / non-working tcsetpgrp

    PT> Would that satisfy everyone?

Sounds ok to me. :)

Jens