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Scott Long writes:

>  > 	When you say "user application code", is this an alias for
>  > ports or do you mean non-ported applications?
>  
>  "user application code" == code not in src/sys/...  That means
>  src/lib, src/bin, src/sbin, src/usr.bin, etc.

	Got it.
	Thanks.


				Robert Huff