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In message <CAOtMX2jCHqrESzNZKpOcfEL1oc4JRP2u5io7zTMj9AiJO71Cfw@mail.gmail=
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, Alan Somers writes:

>New global option: BURN_BRIDGES
>
>Compile out code that will disappear in 6.0, per Peter Wemm's bridge
>burning proposal.

Yeah, turned out Peters matches were not as dry as we had hoped :-)

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