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When the source for prof was delivered to SunSoft from SunPro (for delivery

into SunOS 5.3), prof depended on the library libsymint.a. This library was

built under the directory lprof/libprof along with the library libprof.a.

Both libprof.a and libsymint.a shared some source files, which created a

source sharing problem with SunSoft and SunPro, since SunPro was still

delivering libprof.a.

Thus to clean up the build, only the object files and headers that prof

actually needs where moved directly into the build of prof and the dependency

on the library libsymint.a was removed. This leaves SunPro owning the entire

lprof directory. The follow source files and headers where copied into the

prof directory from lprof/libprof (prof is the only utilities inherited from

SunPro that uses libsymint.a) to remove prof dependency of libsymint.a:

symintOpen.c

symintClose.c

symintErr.c

symintLoad.c

symintUtil.c

symint.h

symintHdr.h

debug.h

From SunOS 5.3 (aka 1093) on, SunSoft and SunPro will each own their own

copies of these files and will fix bugs in them only as they relate to their

own products.