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ok, found it.  i was overzealous in /etc/libmap.conf.  when i stripped
it back to libmap.conf-FreeBSD5.x,v 1.9 2004/08/23 16:26:44 nork i can
compile gtk--

but gnome-- fails.  but i'll start a new thread for that whine.

randy