Revised m4sh for small configure scripts

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Last Update: 2014-05-21

The m4sh library provides a set of m4 macros for the production of portable shell scripts. The library provides alternatives for some common shell constructs. This version creates smaller more portable scripts than GNU versions. Requires acscripts.

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