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>>	which part looks gratuitous?  could you be more specific?
>#ifdef's for FreeBSD.

	we don't do this just for FreeBSD.  while it is okay to claim that they
	should be stripped off on import, i believe you are missing the point.
	they are not gratuitous.

>rune_t/_rune_t type recasting
>_COMPAT_RUNE #ifdef's.
>for example.

	as far as I understand, they are basically for backward compatibility
	with 4.4BSD runelocale code.  they are not gratuitous.

itojun


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