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From: Ian Vaudrey <ivaudrey@test.nemko.ltd.uk>
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I assumed that the file that Paul posted was his .mc file, but if it was
meant to be his .cf then you're absolutely right of course. It would
explain what happened to the newlines!

 - Ian

Jay D. Nelson wrote:
> 
> Another possibility -- the example looked like it went through m4
> with no macros defined. in the cf/cf directory, you need to:
> 
>         m4 ../m4/cf.m4 newfile.mc > outfile.cf
>            ^^^^^^^^^^^
> -- Jay
>