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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: Make World Times and a question about shared libs / make all
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>> A long time ago, I hacked install to be less dumb.  This isn't the right
>> way to do it, but it sort of works (installation times are much longer...).

>While I don't exactly buy this as a better solution to the problem at
>hand, I wonder if it might not prove a generally useful hack to
>install anyway, perhaps for other, future uses?  I think providing max
>flexibility to those who wish to go their own way is always a good
>thing.

For max flexibility, I want something involving all combinations of
the initial source and target timestamps and the final target timestamp.
1/2 :-).

Bruce