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From:	JT Williams <jeffw AT darwin DOT sfbr DOT org>
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Subject:	Re: another termcap library option
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-: but I
-: still think we need a libtermcap.a.

Ok, this is the direction I was taking with `tinytcap'.

Mark, there is no point in duplicating our efforts.  If you have your
hands full with bash, binutils, etc., then I can easily spend some time
this weekend with the termcap lib.  Or if you'd rather work on it, I've
got some documentation projects that are gathering dust ;-)

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