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Subject: move porting up in handbook
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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Hi,

I've been editing porting.sgml and have been increasingly annoyed by
it being relegated to <sect1>.  The net result of this is that some
stuff are in <sect4> which really are too small for reading it
conveniently.

Does anyone object it if I tack it to the end of ports.sgml and move
it one level up (to <sect> - <sect3>)?  It will essentially replace
the "I want to make a port" section.

Satoshi

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