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From: Andrew Cagney <cagney@gnu.org>
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Nathanael,

Hmm, good patches [tick]; assignment [tick].  Can you add youself to the 
write-after-approval list (it's alphabetic, don't forget to post the diff).

After that you encounter GDB's:

	Makefile.in, configure* ALL

rule: do you feel lucky?  We've found that the only reliable way to 
determine that configury changes break on a wierd-o system is to commit 
it and see :-)

Hence, if you're confident of your change, feel free to commit it.  If 
not give it a day or so to see if there's a comment and if not, commit it.

nice work!
Andrew