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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: Bruce vandalism again
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>> It should be self-consistant, moving towards ANSI by 3.0.
>
>And unless you do each file *completely* during the transition, you
>can't have both at once.  That is the essence of the argument going on
>now.  If you do it half-assed, self-consistancy goes out the window.

And if you do it full-assed, then the usefulness of `cvs diff' and
`cvs -j' goes out the window.  If you disagree, try merging some Lite2
code into gratuitously changed code, and then verifying that the merge
is correct.  ffs_vfsops.c is a good place to start - it is missing
important Lite2 security-related code for mount().

Bruce