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This helps to build things correctly if a dependency like fdstream.h
changes, or there is an external update to a package.
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Now it takes --warn and --debug flags, and I use tools/myacprep to
collect together all the flags I normally use in development.
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to prove to myself that it has proper decoupling between prior code areas.
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warning flag conditional for Darwin systems.
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remains useful (mostly to me), but now users can use this script if they
expect to find it.
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older version of g++ don't like all the warnings flags.
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This reverts commit 431edefffd580e4ff76806eef58e407da7eebfbf.
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