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From: Sigurd Stordal <sigurd.stordal@stud.ibg.uit.no>
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Subject: [gentoo-alpha] Maybe a possibility to create new use flags.
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I'm thinking, as I'm currently recompile my whole system with teh ccc and=
 cxx=20
compilers from compaq. It would be nice to have a use flag similar to the=
 icc=20
for x86, so you could set it in the packages thats known to compile with =
the=20
compaq compilers.

--=20
Sigurd Stordal
master in Petrology/mineralogy
President of GOGS
Opuscreator VS in DNM95

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