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Without a debug-enabled libc, `breakpoint _put_path2' in gdb
complains that there are no line numbers for the procedure.
Can I just compile putpath.c and include it with the object
files when linking `less'?  Or should I `ar' the new putpath.o
into my libc.a?

BTW, if I continue to single-step into _put_path, weird stuff
happens.  My keyboard get strangely remapped, and the machine
will frequently hang (cold boot required).

-: When you get to this, I suggest to build Less with debug info, run it
-: under a debugger, put a breakpoint inside _put_path2, and watch for
-: file names on the e: drive.  When you see such a file name, look at
-: the backtrace of function calls: that should pinpoint the code in
-: Less that references e:.  The rest should be easy.

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