Re: cvs log: converted m4 sources to canonical format

[Guido Draheim]

Peter Simons wrote:
> Guido Draheim writes:
> 
>  > Please change the @category names to bear the names being
>  > visible on the website. Thank you.
> 
> Which synonyms would you like me to add? The ones that used
> to be on the web site until a few days ago, or the ones that
> are on the web site now?
> 

The visible category names have changed? One moment, oops, the
gnu webpages seem to have changed,

Automake
    Generating Automake rules from Autoconf macros.
C Language
    Testing the C compiler and standard library.
Cross-Compilation
    Cross-compilation support.
C++ Language
    Testing the C++ compiler, libraries, and headers.
Fortran Language
    Testing the Fortran compiler.
Installed Packages
    Finding 3rd-party software, headers, and libraries.
Java Language
    Testing the Java compiler and libraries.
LaTeX Support
    Testing the LaTeX installation.
Miscellaneous
    Everything that didn't fit into any other category.

The gnu.org website changes even include different
subsection anchors, the sfnet webpages have direct
cross-references using

GNUs C++_Support
     index.html#CXX_SUPPORT
GNUs C_Support
     index.html#C_SUPPORT
GNUs Cross_Compilation
     index.html#CROSS_COMPILATION
GNUs Fortran_Support
     index.html#FORTRAN_SUPPORT
GNUs Java_Support
     index.html#JAVA_SUPPORT
GNUs Installed_Packages
     index.html#INSTALLED_PACKAGES
GNUs Miscellaneous
     index.html#MISC

aaargh, and so forcing everyone into a catchup mode
who does crosslink as well. And it should have been
a community effort *sigh* - oh, btw, the subheadings
look weird "CrossCompilation" (no space), "Cxx" is
not strictly C++, and a subsection "C" is too close
to A,B,C. - Are you working on that silently in the
background? What's the target, when is it finished?
The new build system will be in cvs just sometime?

oh my,
-- guido