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On Thu, 7 Feb 2036, Simon Shapiro wrote:

> Makes sense.  Your code actually compiles and runs.  We need quality in the
> source tree, As in today's today's compile:

  Strange isn't?  Some developer are decried to not commit changes, while
others commit things that don't even compile.

Tom