[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #34543] gnulib fflush used on MinGW

[John W. Eaton]

Follow-up Comment #5, bug #34543 (project octave):

As I said before, even if your system provides these functions (every system
does, I think, provide fflush, fgets, etc.) there may be problems that gnulib
fixes.

And in any case, the way gnulib works, the gnulib:: qualifier is used to
arrange for either the gnulib replacement function to be called, or for the
one provided by the system to be called.  So there is no need to remove the
gnulib:: qualifier even on systems that have perfectly working versions of
these functions.

If there is a bug in the configuration such that the version of gnulib in the
source tree is not being found, then I need more information about precisely
how that can happen in order to debug and fix it.

Where is the other obsolete copy of gnulib installed on your system?  How did
Octave's configure script detect it?

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