if not yacc or bison is found, check if we *really* need it, and if we do
we bail out!

fixed the no-ssl version to return int as well

provide protos to the functions to prevent warnings

typecast the type to an int on return

return int from test()

provide a test() proto

use a die and a log function to die and log texts
better detect test suite failures
remove the buildlog at exit
make a random buildlog file name, now in the same dir where the build dir

use a die and a log function to die and log texts
better detect test suite failures
remove the buildlog at exit
make a random buildlog file name, now in the same dir where the build dir
is created
checks if the ares build succeeded

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remove the build.log too at exit, and also use the proper $pwd prefix
to find the files/dirs to remove so that it still works if we "die" after
having done a 'cd'

very minor phrase edit

fixes from the recent days

check for standard headers when --enable-debug is used

Doug Porter's patch that changes the order of preferences on how to find the
default netrc file. We now read and uses HOME _before_ we use getpwuid() to
better allow users to move around HOME

Doug Porter's patch that changes the order of preferences on how to find the
default netrc file. We now read and uses HOME _before_ we use getpwuid() to
better allow users to move around HOME to use different .netrc files without
having to rely on even blacker magic.

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If --enable-debug is used and gcc, we figure out which version and then we
use as aggressive warning options as possible for the used compiler version.

item 19 is considered fixed until we get to hear differently
item 25 is now dealt with using the curlx_ prefix, mentioned in detail here:
http://curl.haxx.se/mail/lib-2004-02/0215.html

Use the strtoofft.h header file from the lib directory, as we are now
officially using library-code when building the app (at least for the platforms
that don't have a strtoll() on their own).

Remade to use curlx_-prefix. This means this function can be compiled and
linked separately by the application. This function is not provided by the
libcurl API. It can only be accessed by ap

Remade to use curlx_-prefix. This means this function can be compiled and
linked separately by the application. This function is not provided by the
libcurl API. It can only be accessed by apps if they compile and use this
particular source code.

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AIX and Tru64 have what Tor calls "horribly broken 'which' programs" so we
now scan the PATH ourself to find the path to (g)libtool

removed some "jhrg" from comments

I removed the socklen_t requirement from memdebug.h, so we don't need to
figure it out here anymore to build debug builds.

Made curl_accept() take a 'void *' instead of 'socklen_t *' in the 3rd
argument to also not force the casual includer to know about the socklen_t
type.

Modified curl_accept() to take a 'void *' in the 2nd argument instead of
sockaddr *. This has the added benefit that source files that include
memdebug.h doesn't have to know about "sockaddr".

No longer uses the 'ret' variable in the plain ipv4-version of
my_getaddrinfo() (caused a warning by the IRIX MIPSPro compiler). Also
clarified the situation for the 3-arg version of gethostb

No longer uses the 'ret' variable in the plain ipv4-version of
my_getaddrinfo() (caused a warning by the IRIX MIPSPro compiler). Also
clarified the situation for the 3-arg version of gethostbyname_r() with a huge
comment.

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The --enable-debug option really requires this to be built as part of curl.
When using it, we now set the include path to better find the devel curl
headers, and we check for the socklen_t ty

The --enable-debug option really requires this to be built as part of curl.
When using it, we now set the include path to better find the devel curl
headers, and we check for the socklen_t type since the curl memdebug stuff
needs it.

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simplified and better commented config.h include logic

Make sure dns cache timeout -1 really means forever, as it is documented to
be. Simply skip the pruning.