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Subject: 4 clause BSD license in a.out.h
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While looking through some header files I found a.out.h in
/usr/include.  If this header is still valid (can FreeBSD still be
configured to handle a.out binaries?), is the 3rd clause still
valid, or should it be removed?  

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Bruce Cran