aggressive fixincludes

[korbb@sourceware.cygnus.com]

Mark Mitchell wrote:
> 
> In my emacs shell buffer, the new fixincludes prints things like:
> 
>  17781 linux/cdrom.h                                         18418 linux/coda.h                                           2101 linux/coda_cache.h
> That's all one line, but with `^M' in it.  Is this some DOS CRLF
> problem?

No, it is "user entertainment", letting you know that
it is not gone south somewhere while processing files
that do not need fixes.  There are a couple of fixes for this:

1.  add ``VERBOSE=n'' to your environment where ``n'' <= 2
2.  strongly hint you would prefer the default VERBOSE level
    to be reduced to 2 (or 1?)

This is the current set of levels:

typedef enum {
  VERB_SILENT = 0,
  VERB_FIXES,
  VERB_APPLIES,
  VERB_PROGRESS,
  VERB_TESTS,
  VERB_EVERYTHING
} te_verbose;

te_verbose  verbose_level = VERB_PROGRESS;