--enable-minimal-config

# ./configure --enable-minimal-config
# make
...
execute_cmd.c: In function `executing_line_number':
execute_cmd.c:290: error: union has no member named `Cond'
execute_cmd.c:292: error: union has no member named `Arith'
execute_cmd.c:294: error: union has no member named `ArithFor'
make: *** [execute_cmd.o] Error 1

Computer: alphaev56-unknown-linux-gnu
bash 2.05b with patch 001 to 007
gcc 3.3.4



PS

Since the manual invites "Suggestions and 'philosophical' bug reports" 
I'll have a complaint. Why do you have variables named PWD and OLDPWD?
Following the historical "An Introduction To The C Shell" by William Joy:
 - builtin pwd meaning Print Working Directory
 - $CWD meaning Current Working Directory
 - $OWD meaning Old Working Directory

Knowing that $OLDPWD sounds rather stupid to me. Is there a possibility 
that you recover this little mistake in BASH3?

Sincerely,

Pascal

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