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124N/A# Test results vary from run to run and machine to machine, 124N/A# so master test results will not match, and are not 124N/A# appropriate for a full Userland test run # GDB wants the GNU utilities # Specify the C Standard to use when building # Generate the newly added Solaris instruction and # register tables which weren't there by default. # Ensure PATH is set during build; # need /usr/perl5/$(PERL_VERSION)/bin from PATH to access # pod2man perl script, used to create manpages # Disable ASLR: it's a debugger and we do not want to risk # altering the results of the debugging experiment.