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1N/A# ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
1N/A# Exception list for the findunref tool. Files in this list are by definition
1N/A# intentionally never used during a standard nightly build. Since very few
1N/A# files fall into this category (that will not match the existing filename
1N/A# globs), you should clear any additions to this file with the gatekeepers.
1N/A*/*[Rr][Ee][Aa][Dd][Mm][Ee]*
1N/A# Ignore oddly-named text files scattered about -- someday these should be
1N/A# suffixed with .txt so we don't have to list them.
1N/A# Ignore everything under trees that may be resynched from outside ON.
1N/A# Ignore any files built as part of the nightly program itself.
1N/A# ISUSED - let checkpaths know that the next entry is good.
1N/A# ISUSED - let checkpaths know that the next entry is good.
# Ignore warlock-related goop; not used during a nightly.
# Ignore internal test directories and test programs.
# Ignore internal packages, scripts, and tools that are intentionally not
# built or used during a nightly.
# Ignore files that are only used by internal packages.
# Ignore files that get used during a EXPORT_SRC or CRYPT_SRC build only.
# Ignore Makefiles which are used by developers but not used by nightly
# itself. This is a questionable practice, since they tend to rot.
# Ignore files only used by lint. Eventually, linting in these areas should
# be tied into nightly, at which point these exceptions should be removed.
# Ignore sample source code.
# Ignore .xcl files that aren't used because the program is statically linked.
# Ignore sendmail files included for completeness' sake, but which won't
# be used until certain _FFR (for future release) #define's go live.
# Ignore libbsm files which won't be used until later.
# Ignore files originally supplied by ISC (Internet Software Consortium)
# as part of a BIND release.
# Ignore ufs unix version of the boot block, useful for testing.
# Ignore
mont_mulf.c. It is used as a starting point for some hand optimized
# assembly files. We keep it around for future reference.