would actually be legitimate. 99% of native code relating to the JVM
is jnilibs (ie, bundles/loadable modules), which should not be linking
to it.
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nilib with 1.6 and have it
run on 1.5.
That said, as far as libjvm.dylib goes, you shouldn't be linking
against it at all, so the rest of my last email is still relevant. :)
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subject to the rules above, but you
shouldn't have to worry about library paths at build time. Just
finding an appropriate javac.
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guist:
qt4-base-(mac|x11)-linguist
qt4-(mac|x11)-doc:
qt4-base-(mac|x11)-doc
qt4-(mac|x11):
qt4-base-(mac|x11)
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new installations of defaulting to adding an entry for
>
> UseMaxBuildJobs=N
Yeah, we talked about this in IRC a bit. I did misunderstand; your
proposal seems reasonable, since it shouldn't affect anything that
wasn't already explicitly OK'd by the maintainer with UseMaxBuildJo
ng it by default that means that a bunch of maintainers who
haven't heard anything about working packages for years will suddenly
get reports of random failing. Not really a good thing IMHO, especially
since parallel-make issues are generally non-obvious and difficult to debug.
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less), so you can't have llvm-clang
Conflict/Replace llvm/llvm-shlibs without llvm-gcc42 holding it back.
That's why newer llvms in fink are put off into %p/opt, because the
original llvm and llvm-gcc42 packages are un-upgradeable without manual
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> But by using git + github.com, we could combine the advantages of both
> Subversion and git:
+100
I think this is a great idea!
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Fin
this email, so I went ahead and added the patch real
quick.
Fix is committed to unstable, should be making it's way to the mirrors soon.
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home in the world/.
Feel free to post your own and we can hope duplicates still count as
votes in the Apple world. Here's what I posted:
http://openradar.appspot.com/radar?id=781401
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ava would builddep on system-java-dev, then
we'd know whether the user had it or not. ;) (Although in the case of
CMake it sounds like an esoteric thing that's not really used, so...)
We should probably update the description for the virtual package to
describe what needs to be done, t
#!/bin/sh -ev
/bin/mkdir build
cd build
%p/bin/cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX="%p" ..
<<
InstallScript: <<
#!/bin/sh -ev
cd build
/usr/bin/make install DESTDIR="%d"
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; CACHE
STRING "Library directory name")
set(CMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH_USE_LINK_PATH TRUE)
set(CMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH ${LIB_DESTINATION} )
if(APPLE)
set(CMAKE_INSTALL_NAME_DIR ${LIB_DESTINATION})
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ave been
unsuccessful.
Sorry, I've been swamped and have a huge queue of stuff that has been
triaged, but not acted upon, in my mail. :P
Thanks for the update, it looks sane to me, I've committed it to unstable.
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On 6/2/10 8:10 PM, William G. Scott wrote:
> Anything to speed this build up is delightful.
Well sure, but not knowing if it's going to fail 10 hours into it is
not so delightful. ;)
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7;s build is not repeatably compatible with -jN, then it
should probably not be doing it by default. :P
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e got almost 100 perl modules updated, and I'm working my way
through testing them right now.
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le.PL and uses the default
Perl install instead, mind if I commit?
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>
> main/finkinfo/graphics/synfigstudio.info:Maintainer: Hisashi T Fujinaka
>
> main/finkinfo/graphics/vips.info:Maintainer: Jack Fink
>
> main/finkinfo/libs/perlmods/perlmagick-pm.info:Maintainer: Dave Morrison
>
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Fink,
en it first got split up, bdeps were
added to everything anyways.
I certainly don't really know what's needed for usual gettext support,
and what are more esoteric things only needed by translators or something.
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ironed out, it will be easy to do
quick releases when new versions come out, but until then, it's in the
users' best interest for us to be sure it will cause the least amount of
issue.
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ackages that most definitely do NOT
want JAVA_HOME forced to the location you need just for one package...
RuntimeVars is for your package to communicate with other packages how
to find things, not for internal use of something just within the scope
of your own package.
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is automatically created
by using JarFiles: when packaging.
If you have tools that require a non-standard JAVA_HOME or CLASSPATH,
you should wrap them with a script included in your package, not set
environment variables for all Fink users who happen to have your package
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ot contain all of the things that a $JAVA_HOME expect
($JAVA_HOME/src.jar, lib/deploy.jar, the right headers in include/).
Whatever it is that's setting that will cause issues, if nothing else.
Can't speak for the rest of the issue. :)
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nning out of disk space is kind of a catastrophic event, there's
only so much that can be done about that. Things like gcc4x and qt4
(and most of kde, for that matter) are very large, and take a decent
amount of space while building. There's no graceful way to handle
running out of s
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On 2/23/10 11:13 AM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
> On 2/22/10 5:16 PM, James Bunton wrote:
>
>> If you just want to grab the info files to stick them in your local tree
>> you'll need libdvdnav4, libdvdread.4, mplayer and x264 for it
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On 2/12/10 11:40 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
> I'm going to release KDE4 updates sometime tomorrow.
Heh, and of course, I found some last-minute build issues holding it up.
Should have said "I'm *hoping* to..." ;)
I'l
=)
It includes fixes for running on 10.6 (yay).
If anyone's interested in getting a head start, you can check out my
experimental tree here:
http://www.finkproject.org/~ranger/kde4.4/README-EXPERIMENTAL.txt
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I should have a new one out shortly. :)
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ting KDE updated, so I'll definitely start with this
as a base to work on.
4.4 rc1 was tagged today, so things should be to a point where it can
all get committed when 4.4 goes final.
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Scanning package description files..
Information about 8826 packages read in 9 seconds.
No packages to install.
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it should be, yeah.
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wrote both, but I'm sure it was
distcc's fault.
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Comm
change?
I don't recall, but it's usually a random crash that "make -j1" resolves.
That said, I was unaware of the environment way of "conflicting" with
ccache, so feel free to change it.
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could be asked to
> cease and desist, is another question. It takes its cue from
> admin/acinclude.m4.in, a general kde thing, it seems.
Yeah. I'm so behind on KDE updating, but I'll add this to the list.
:) I should probably be able to change it to look for .so instead.
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or
not. I've avoided commenting any more on the drama that continues to
unfold, as hard as it's been to resist. ;) I slipped a little by being
snarky in a commit, and I regret that. Otherwise, I'm just staying out
of it from here on out.
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pared to our Debian style.
Anyways, truly, good luck.
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off an email *first* and keep your changes local for a
few days until you get an OK to commit.
So far, in my experience updating other people's stuff for Snow Leopard,
everyone I've asked for feedback has responded in an hour or two.
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ossible, they're there because we're a community of developers
volunteering our time, and people get really frustrated when other
people mess with their stuff. It's just the nice thing to do.
A couple of days is not the end of the world.
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ne 6. It begs the question of how it was building before.
>
> Before, on 10.5.8, it was building its own static libreadline.a and
> libhistory.a and linking to these. No idea why it doesn't on 10.6.
>
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>
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il saying "yeah, it's OK
to update it." Stable is *stable* with Dave's changes, even if it's a
bit light on packages compared to 10.5. We can stand to move things
when it's actually OK'd by the maintainer.
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k it has
something to do with the incremental updates.
It might be better to start fresh...
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Please, on a public discussion like this, posting and re-posting your
question over and over just makes it more likely that no one will want
to respond.
Ask your question, and be patient for an answer. If you don't hear
anything in a few days, feel free to re-ask, but not once every half an
ho
start X11. If it does,
something went wrong with your build.
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aTQW1
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iD8DBQFKL
the dock
There are still plenty of bugs, but KDE4 is starting to look pretty
good. I'll post an announcement when things are available, I'd
appreciate some testers. :)
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gh; I forgot I put my -seed emails in a
different folder when I searched. =)
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though I don't have an email from you
notifying that you modified it *cough*)
I'm gonna bootstrap an x86_64 to test some things anyways, I'll take a
look at it.
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I thought without a >= or whatever, it just gives you the latest
version. That's what it uses when going through the dep loop.
That said, yeah, you don't want to "expand percents" yourself, just ask
the API for the latest package with the name you're parsing.
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f Fink::PkgVersions objects is given,
return only items in the list which satisfy the given
specification.
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d, it's probably better to make this an ERROR instead of a
WARNING and dump right out, so people don't think this is something they
can ignore, or lose in the middle of the output somewhere.
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William Dell Wisner's email is apparently bouncing, does anyone have a
valid email address for him?
Otherwise we'll have to unmaintain his packages.
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I replaced any giflib | libungif stuff in stable and unstable with just
giflib now; the latest giflib should fully replace libungif, and still
be compatible (with symlinks for old .la files that refer to -lungif).
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shlibs, it will not run if
you switch it out with mysql15-shlibs.
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Pierre-Henri Lavigne wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Did anyone succeed to solve the following error ?
> http://paste.lisp.org/display/67292
I must have missed if it came up before. I'll take a look...
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F
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Benjamin Reed wrote:
> Pidgin is exploding with DBus in a weird way, and I'm starting to think
> it's actually got a memory corruption issue or something. The dbus
> stuff it's doing is very simple, and working in other apps.
anyone have any ideas how to solve it?
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totally
wasn't worth even trying to get fink to do it. ;)
So no, there's no unfinished experimental universal infrastructure for
Fink that I'm aware of...
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ned plugin, and you can go back to basically 1.1.1-1's info
file. ;)
Attached is an updated info file and patch.
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) [or an equivalent]
> rather than ( >=-1), then that will satisfy the prior
> breakage issue in a simpler packaging setup.
Will it? I thought that if you don't give a revision, it treats it as 0
internally.
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n/finkinfo/base/
(anything with "gettext" in it is relevant.)
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to handle such issues.
You have 2 versions of the gcc44 info file, one for 10.4 (with
Distribution: 10.4) that uses fink's gcc42 or gcc43 to bootstrap, and
one for 10.5 (with Distribution: 10.5) that uses xcode 3.1.1's.
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Fink, KDE, and Mac OS X de
ed 4.0.3, since Apple's
4.0.1 is really 4.0.1 + a buttload of patches from later versions of gcc?
Having the option of using gcc 4.2 as "gcc" in Fink by default would be
good, of course, but I don't think jumping to forcing everything is a
good solution just to solve a few specific
once and for
| all.
You mean like the "xcode" virtual package?
~ i xcode 3.1-1
~ [virtual package representing the developer tools]
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the same.
Do they depend on the openexr command-line tools specifically? Or the C
interface?
OpenEXR is built static-only, so you don't need a runtime dependency of
any kind if you're just using the libs.
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or just to paying ADC members.
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ny alternative to making it do so? I've seen a number of things that
xcode 3.1 breaks (not necessarily in fink) and I'm not sure general Fink
stuff is all that well-tested with the new beta yet.
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exlive" package doesn't solve our tex problems, it just adds
another.
Whereas, breaking tex up into individual features seems more likely to
cause less trouble in the future, BUT, it requires someone willing to
know all sides of the tex equation enough to keep those things in check.
to make changes to fink don't know anything about
TeX, and vice-versa, so we were never able to find anyone who could
really step up and *understand* it end-to-end.
As long as someone's willing to own it (as opposed to just maintaining
it) we might as well clean up the tex mess...
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Daniel Macks wrote:
|> - Add --disable-python.
| Looks functionally nearly the same as the one I have locally for it.
| Two issues:
Also, why disable python?
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h
f you don't mind your changes not getting to The Real World while we
work out bugs in pangocairo, do it in pangocairo, otherwise do it in the
main tree and we'll merge back.
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Koen van der Drift wrote:
|
| On Apr 27, 2008, at 8:54 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
|
|> You are welcome to update it in both, but if you don't, we'll
|> periodically merge cahnges from trunk into pangocairo to make sure it's
|>
when it's time to merge back.
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I will now manually touch all my .info files, to make sure it
| gets them right.
I think for speed reasons, by default fink index trusts it's cache; you
can do "fink index --full" to force it.
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last
"cvs diff" against the merge tag to make sure anything with any changes
also got a rev-up. But there have been a lot of people working in
pangocairo in the last week, so some stuff might have gotten missed. :)
We'll want to do it again one more time before we merge to trunk.
for pango1-xft2-ft219.
I was under the impression that they were, iff pango1-xft2-dev is no
longer in use. ;)
Perhaps we should switch it to go the other way, before it's too late?
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dependencies
Alright, this should fix it up:
~ http://ranger.befunk.com/temp/pango1-xft2.info
~ http://ranger.befunk.com/temp/pango1-xft2-ft219.info
Lemme know if those work, and I'll go ahead and commit them to pangocairo.
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Alexey Zakhlestin wrote:
| problem #1:
|
| fink can't download "gtk\+2.0_2.12.8-1.diff.gz" file. all mirrors
| return error-404
We'll just need to update it to a newer version of debian's patch.
Gimme a few minutes and I&#x
|=> `infernal.tar.gz'
I can hand-download it this once and inject it into the distfiles
mirror, just figured if our server is having issues getting it, some
other folks might as well; if there's another mirror you might want to
add it to the package for the future.
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If it uses gnu libtool and automake, usually you're fine with something
like this in the Makefile.in:
liblpsolve55j_la_LDFLAGS: -module -avoid-version
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Benjamin Reed wrote:
| out of curiosity, what does "otool -hv /sw/lib/liblpsolve55j.jnilib"
| print? It should say it's of filetype BUNDLE instead of filetype DYLIB,
| in which case I don't think it could have a pathless otool
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Trevor Harmon wrote:
| On Apr 7, 2008, at 5:29 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
|> out of curiosity, what does "otool -hv /sw/lib/liblpsolve55j.jnilib"
|> print?
|
| $ otool -L /sw/lib/liblpsolve55j.jnilib
not otool -L, otool -hv. =)
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tomorrow to fix the validator of the
other issue Daniel mentioned, as well as checking that jnilib files are
BUNDLEs.
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the same lines about not being
able to log in.
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odules (ie, plugin .so files) then you don't need
a separate -shlibs at all.
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have
"-module" in their libfoo_la_LDFLAGS in the makefiles.
You will need to patch Makefile.in or Makefile.am for each of those .so
files.
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ommon (>= %v-%r)
...
SplitOff: <<
~ Package: libcdio-common
~ Replaces: libcdio5-shlibs, libcdio7-shlibs (<< 0.77-12)
~ Depends: %N
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the aforementioned time issue makes it hard to come up
with something better than the trackers. :)
Perhaps we should try to get a proposal out for Summer of Code and see
if someone wants to help us with some longstanding infrastructure work
we've needed to do.
Anyways, it's not for lack
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| Is that someone playing with us, or does someone have a legitimate
| concern? If we're infringing copyright in some way, I'd like to fix it,
| not anger folks. I'm inclined to believe it's someone just me
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I literally sent this 30 seconds after my first post, and for some
reason it didn't go through, so trying again:
Benjamin Reed wrote:
| Is that someone playing with us, or does someone have a legitimate
| concern? If we're infringing co
27;s better to be (ugh, I hate this word) proactive
in fixing the issue. :)
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ss someone wants to learn fink
internals and hack it up, it's unlikely it will happen.
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a rogue dlfcn.h in
/usr/local/include -- which should be necessary since 10.2 or so...
Something you installed manually has a very outdated build procedure. :)
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o the same percentage I said in my e-mail. :)
I'm not saying it's impossible, only difficult to do right.
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ink, and neither
side has the manpower for us to reasonably expect it to happen.
Not to burst your bubble, but I've thought about this a lot (and built
probably 40 individual KDE dependencies as universal packages manually)
and it's just not feasible.
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| one dependency: libsndfile, which isn't included in Fink, so I decided
| to make a package for it, too.
libsndfile 1.0.17 is already in fink:
http://pdb.finkproject.org/pdb/package.php/libsndfile1
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ching the old
one?
Anyways, it's fixed now. Sorry for the (weird) inconvenience.
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ch with credit going to
macports:
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| http://vislab-ccom.unh.edu/~schwehr/software/fink/libgeos2.info
As for this, I can't speak for it, you'd have to ask BABA Yoshihiko...
I guess it's a 10.5 fix?
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you sent an email, but the guy I'm talking to in IRC right
now said your patch didn't work so I hadn't tried it; perhaps you sent
something else to the list or something and he was confused, because I
ended up coming to the same conclusion as you. =)
Anyways, thanks for the patch, w
. =)
We use it if forced to, but don't go out of our way to do so.
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