'a.out' in bin/ after build

[Peter Davis <pe...@pdavis.cx>]

I just built rev 2508 on Linux/i386, following basically the standard 
instructions from INSTALL, configured as:

$ ./configure --prefix=/foo/svn --with-berkeley-db=/foo/db \
              --with-apxs=/foo/apache/bin/apxs

(berkeley-db and apache had previously been installed in /foo/{db,apache}, and 
apr[-util] and neon were built directly in the svn source tree; as you can 
see, about as standard as you can get)

Anyway, after running 'make install', I ended up with the file 
'/foo/svn/bin/a.out', which is an exact copy of the 'svn' executable in that 
same directory (and of course is actually in ELF format, despite the 'a.out' 
name).  I'm guessing this isn't supposed to be there, left over as an 
artifact from the build and accidentally copied along with the other 
exacutables.  It's a minor bug, just thought I'd ask if anyone knew what is 
going on.




While I'm writing this, I'd like to quickly ask: at this point, are any more 
schema changes (and therefore dump/load cycles) planned before the 1.0 
release?  What I mean is, if I begin to deploy binaries of recent revs for 
testing, are upgrades likely to be any more painful than just rebuilding 
mod_dav_svn and redistributing clients? (I'm not asking for 
forwards/backwards compatibility)

-- 
Peter Davis

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