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tests/Makefile.am: updated output_info code and comment.
We now use <branch>-root tags to find to correct branch, by excluding
branches created after the current HEAD.

tests/Makefile.am: in output_info, added a "|| true" on a shell command
that may fail (grep with no matches).

The recent additions to tests/Makefile.am work well for master (and
detached HEAD state), but not for the 4.1 branch, where $gitb gets
empty, even though testing from an interactive shell (/bin/sh = dash)
does not show any issue.

tests/Makefile.am: modified output_info to output:
  * the detected branch, which also works in detached HEAD state
    (for old commits that can be found in multiple branches,
    "master" is prefered over the other branches);
  * the total commit count;
  * the commit id (hash).

tests/Makefile.am: in output_info, add git info, but this does not
output the branch. For instance, on master, one gets something like
"4.1-root-491-g2933fad3", and something similar on the 4.1 branch.
As the solution needs to work in detached HEAD state, we may want to
add *-branch tags to identify the first commit of a branch, and use
  git describe --match '*-branch'
instead of
  git describe --match '*-root'

* doc/README.dev: update about the use in the MPFR manual (mpfr.texi).
* doc/mpfr.texi: minor correction.

Otherwise one gets a grave accent (thus "s − l" cannot be found).
If the "ℓ" is still an issue, one could alternatively use
  \pdfglyphtounicode{lscript}{006C}
to get an "l" (but "l" also matches "ℓ" in xpdf and atril).

This fixes some regressions compared to old LaTeX versions (in 2009).

The change done in 52138701 wasn't
working when the latest commit wasn't on "doc/mpfr.texi".

This is used to check that the doc/mpfr.texi UPDATED-MONTH value is
up-to-date by comparing it with the date of the latest commit.

Note: This is not needed at the end of a paragraph like here, but
this is a general warning, just in case text is added or moved.

This command was needed in the past, but it now generates a warning
"@refill is obsolete" (as of Texinfo 6.8 - 2021-07-03).
It is no longer needed, as least since Texinfo 4.2:
https://ftp.gnu.org/old-gnu/Manuals/texinfo-4.2/html_node/Refilling-Paragraphs.html

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exists, and MinGW has actually been replaced by Mingw-w64, which
is for both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows.

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Thanks to Rob for noticing:
  https://sympa.inria.fr/sympa/arc/mpfr/2021-09/msg00003.html

The cause is a sentence that was inserted at the wrong place in r8225
(2012-06-25).

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* m4/ax_pthread.m4: update to AX_PTHREAD 31, fixing a change
  from AX_PTHREAD 29, which has eventually been regarded as
  a bug (workaround in r14481).
* configure.ac: removed the now unneeded AC_CANONICAL_TARGET;
  updated the corresponding comment.

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the SVN revision and date, as this value may no longer be valid in the
future (when tests are added or changed).

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functions (printf, etc.).

Thanks to Pali Rohár for the information about -std=c89.

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the MPFR build fail with "i686-w64-mingw32-gcc -std=c89" (e.g. via
./configure --host=i686-w64-mingw32, and -std=c89 in CFLAGS).

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in Debian/unstable, da_DK no longer exists.

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when HAVE_SUBNORM_FLT is not defined.

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the Boolean _p functions.

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What was tested was just mpfr_get_flt on a NaN mpfr_t. But this was
already tested in main(). And one gets the same result and error with
icx (without -fp-model=strict). Moreover, the old test was correctly
protected by "#if !defined(MPFR_ERRDIVZERO)", needed because NaN is
defined by 0.0 / 0.0.

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