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Jeremy Fitzhardinge wrote:
> One could imagine someone wanting to use it in a timing loop or 
> something, and a 100x or 1000x slowdown might ruin their day.
> But it's not really all that important.  I don't really see a good 
> reason to not have a separate sync_core operation, but we can always 
> add it later if needed.
> The bigger immediate issue is that we seem to be having an emerging 
> tools compatibility problem; all those Index: lines you added will get 
> removed when I refresh the patch.  I'm using the mercurial mq 
> extension, as is Rusty, and Chris is using a combination of mq and 
> quilt.  What are you using?  Why can't it deal with the patches?

I'm using yap, which is built on top of quilt.  I fixed it to parse the 
patches properly, but it still leaves Index: lines when I regenerate 
patches, which I can't really help.



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