so that if the users's system is out of whack, configure will break early on and not after a long time of running. For linux this is not an issue, it more of an issue for slower unixes.

The GTK, GLib, and IDL tests all happen very near the beginning now. NSPR is hard to do. I'll try it later.

Now that nspr is built as part of seamonkey, its not a big deal if there is no early check for that. gtk was the big one, thanks.

Okay this is all fixed now. I had to move the pthread and nspr checks together, but now the nspr check is basically right after the IDL check. I think I got it right, but please let me know if I broke anything.