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Subject: Ports, bsd.lib.mk and NOPROFILE
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I just tried to build a system with -CURRENT from scratch, and it fell over
in graphics/gd because NOPROFILE is now named NO_PROFILE in bsd.lib.mk

grep(1) tells me that a number of other ports will also have this problem

It may be appropriate with a bandaid in bsd.lib.mk, which emits a noisy
warning, until all these ports are fixed.

A good grep strategy is to look for files containing "NOPROFILE" and
"bsd.lib.mk" but they need not be on the same line.

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