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From: Nate Williams <nate@mt.sri.com>
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> Well, here it is, the official word on contrib software.
> 
> Contact peter@freebsd.org or phk@freebsd.org for more info.

Does this mean that Peter's Bmake'd gcc/libg++ stuff isn't going in?

If not, why?  The work is already done, so why not do it already. :)

If so, I'm eagerly awaiting it



Nate