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> Well, it doesn't *hurt* to initialize that variable, except maybe
> that it breaks style(9) to initialize it in the declaration instead
> of down a few lines.

I was more concerned about why buildworld was broken for Daniel and
not for me. I'd tripped up over something similar recently, and was
wondering if I'd messed up fixing it.

	David.

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