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> > Did you read the big note at the head of UPDATING?
> Did you read my mail? :))  Of course, as I said in
> my mail, I removed
> INVARIANTS, WITNESS etc.

Does 'ln -s aj /etc/malloc.conf' still apply in
relation to the upcoming 5.3? If so, it will speed up
some operations.

Claus

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