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> > Let's put it this way...if I have to solve what appear to be obscure bugs by
> > disabling interrupts in the alpha MD code somewhere, I'll instantiate such a
> > function (again) if it's no longer there.
> 
> Ok.  Or you could always just call alpha_pal_swpipl(). :)

I could. But I might actually want to hit the mainbridge source.



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