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Subject: math/bamg
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Does anyone want to take the math/bamg port?  Or at least tell me that 
they use it?

It is now at version 1.0.0, and the current version's master site has 
disappeared.  Also, it seems to be part of freefem++, and that port has 
disappeared from the FreeBSD ports.

If no-one responds I will set it to broken, deprecate it, and give it to 
ports@freebsd.org.