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    Author : Akim Demaille
    Date : 2003-07-06T19:27:29

    * automake.in (&define_files_variable): New.
    (&handle_texinfo_helper): Move the handling of user variables from
    here, to...
    (&handle_texinfo): here.
    This is to balance the size of these functions, and to match the
    convention of other _helper functions.
    (&handle_texinfo_helper): Use &define_files_variable.
    Move some code to use less variables.
    Rename $info_cursor as $texi.
    (&handle_texinfo): Do not call handle_texinfo_helper if there are
    no TEXINFOS.
    * lib/am/texinfos.am: Sort the occurrences of dvi, info, pdf, ps
    and html.
    Remove *-recursive targets from .PHONY, they are part of
    $(RECURSIVE_TARGETS) anyway.
    (install-info, mostlyclean-aminfo): Are .PHONY.
    

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