[BuildTools] Revised trunk/coin.m4 with --enable-doscompile

[Ted Ralphs]

I don't think there's any point in moving things to stable before we 
test. The purpose of moving to stable is to indicate to users that the 
code is OK to use, which I don't think it is yet. Of course, the clients 
of the build tools project are other PMs, so perhaps the same rules are 
slightly different. Nonetheless, for developers, it makes no difference 
where the testing version lives. I think the whole point of our scheme 
is to leave things in trunk until they are ready to be used by 
non-developers.

Cheers,

Ted

Andreas Waechter wrote:
> Well, I think we should make the script flexible enough to do either.  
> And since right now we are talking about adding a number of changes 
> (such as reusing the libtool script from the base directory), we should 
> do it with trunk IMHO.  Later on, it would be great to check everything 
> periodically instable after less invasive changes.  What do you think?

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