I've now worked out the last bashisms in the ./test-builds.sh scripts 
already committed to trunk. It is supposed to work on most Linux and BSD 
variants now.
What I'd like from everyone, is that you all get in the habit of running 
it as the last level of test checks on any development branch before 
submitting for merge.
It's designed to be as intensive as reasonably possible on configure 
permutations. It may seem to be an extra time-consuming hassle, but it 
really will help catch more protection-macro and typo bugs. On 
good-enough code it only needs running once.
Thanks.
Amos
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