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Alan Somers writes:
> * "<something> can't be implemented unless written in rust"
>
> I don't think anybody has claimed this yet.  But I _have_ made a similar=
 claim,
> that some things can't be written in C.  I'll elaborate on the project t=
hat
> started this thread: the fusefs test suite.  When I designed the fusefs =
test
> suite, I based it around the priniciple of Mocking. [...]

Why would such a test-tool live in src rather than ports ?

Poul-Henning

PS: I'd look for cvsup on old CD-ROMs.

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