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@Remove the old modula-3 and modula-3-lib ports.  They are superseded
by the pm3-* family of ports, which build a newer and better-maintained
version of Modula-3.  I have converted all ports which depended on
modula-3 to use pm3-* instead.

PR:		ports/27664 is rendered irrelevant
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@The shared libraries needed for executing Modula-3 programs
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@Commit #3/4 to enforce caps, no period.

FWIW, checkout of these things took 5+hrs, staying on the local
.freebsd.org net w/o hitting the 'net at all.

As promised,

$ time cvs ci
real    67m51.701s
user    0m1.250s
sys     0m5.345s
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1.1
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@Initial revision
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1.1.1.1
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@Split the Modula-3 port into two pieces, creating a new port
"modula-3-lib".  It installs only the shared libraries needed for
executing Modula-3 programs.  This saves a lot of disk space for
people who need to run Modula-3 programs but don't need to build
them.  The original "modula-3" port now depends on this one, and
uses it to install the compiler and the rest of the development
system.

Also, everything is now built with optimization.  I have been
testing this for at least a month, and haven't seen any problems
from it.  It makes the libraries and executables substantially
smaller.

This new port also includes some hooks that will make SOCKS support
possible in the near future.
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