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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: ELF Step 2
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>> /usr/src/Makefile has the md5 libcrypt hard-coded in one place.  I'm
>> not sure why it doesn't get replaced by the correct ${_libcrypt} later.
>> NOCLEAN?  The wrong version should only be used to build perl.
>
>Why should the wrong version be used to build perl?  Is it so perl can
>be wrong?

The md5 version is (was) certainly used to build the build-tools version
of perl, but I think that is (was) the limit of the wrongness.

Bruce

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