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Subject: Re: Alpha ports collection?
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asami> It doesn't look too hard to merge, but what's ${MACHINE_ARCH}?  How's
asami> it different from our ${ARCH} (!= uname -m)?  Is that the pc98/i386
asami> thing?

${MACHINE_ARCH} seems to be a make built-in variable.

simokawa@keiko[36]:/tmp> make -VMACHINE_ARCH
alpha
make: no target to make.

It is also used in Makefiles under our /usr/src.

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