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	could anyone let me know why timersub/add/cmp are disabled in the
	kernel?  they were introduced in 4.4BSD, and (non-)availability of
	these macro makes it difficult for kame/rrs to deal with multiple
	*BSDs.  (guessing: are you trying to enforce the use of timespec
	in the kernel?)

itojun