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    Is there anybody who can tell me what this does? I was experminting with
building the kernel with egcc and it bombs at this point. So that led me off
on a wild goose chase through info gcc, I can't seem to find anything on this
anywhere.

    Also i tried removing the -fformat-extensions from 
bsd.kern.mk with no results.

thanks for any information now i just wanna know what -fformat-extensions does 

rg


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