Problem installing Autoconf on HP-UX - UPDATE

[Angus_Condy]

Earlier today I submitted the problem below.  I have since found I had an
ancient version of "gawk".  I've installed a new version and now "Autoconf" has
installed successfully!  I hope my earlier e-mail has not caused any unnecessary
work.

Thank you.
Angus.

Earlier problem
>I downloaded and tried to install Autoconf on HP-UX but the "make check" stage
failed.  To be honest, so many tests failed that I >think I must have missed out
a fundamental step.  However, the error log mentions "can't allocate memory"
quite a lot, so >maybe my computer isn't up to it?  I've attached the log file
that the process told me to, and also a typescript of my session.  I'd >be
grateful if someone could glance at them and see if I've done something wrong.
>
>Some techie details: I'm running HP-UX 10.20 on an HP9000 K360 with a single
processor and 448MB Ram.  I have previously >successfully compiled and installed
GCC, Java jdk, Apache/SSL and various GNU utilities.  I did have problems with
SSL >where my computer couldn't handle "gcc -O3 ..." but changing it to "gcc -O1
..." fixed it.  I don't know if that's relevant.
>
>I hope someone can help, and thank you very much.
>
>Angus Condy.



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