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To: Brian Feldman <green@unixhelp.org>
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:Overloading a struct? Yuck :(
:
:> 
:>     So the above cool hack will not work :-(.
:
:Overloading is just a bad hack in concept.

    Tell me something I don't know.  If it were simple and straightforward, 
    I'd have simply committed it.

					-Matt

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					Matthew Dillon 
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