I noticed that gnulib-tool had deposited a file named
link-warning.h into the top-level directory.
How odd, I thought. This doesn't affect other projects
because most of them define what autoconf calls the "AUX" directory,
with a line like this in configure.in or configure.ac:
AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR(build-aux)
If you don't define that, it defaults to the top level directory,
and that's where files pulled in by gettextize like these are deposited:
config.guess
compile
libtool
ltconfig
ltmain.sh
config.sub
config.rpath
mkinstalldirs
Rather than committing link-warning.h in the top-level, I propose to add
the above AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR line. That change should be transparent
to all the other tools, and would let me commit link-warning.h in the
build-aux subdir, instead of in the top-level dir.
Any objection?