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On 09/12/2013 12:59, Peter Lai wrote:
> OK seems to get past that failure when I strip out the jemalloc defs.
> Looks like gcc46 doesn't like them either.

Yes jemalloc likes 10-CURRENT and if you run it there you may as I did
on a very low end celeron find firefox feels a whole lot more responsive
and snappier on -CURRENT with jemalloc.




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