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: >  Modify C_R to understand TLS         ???
: 
: Death to C_R, death to C_R, ...

I used to think that libc_r was cool.  Now I'm in the death to it
camp, but the conservative engineer side of me wonders if the embedded
apps our company has will work on 5 (hard to try because we have
custom drivers that need tweaking for 5).

Warner