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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: 2/9-Gamma LINT problems
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>To my knowledge, there should be quotes around any entry with numbers 
>in it, like this:
>
>options         "CHILD_MAX=128"
>options         "OPEN_MAX=128"

No, quotes are usually only necessary to prevent identifiers being split
up into letters and numbers.  E.g., I386_CPU would be 3 tokens (I, 386
and _CPU).  This isn't wanted, so "I386_CPU" is used.

Bruce