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> What we should do with source copyright notices. nmalloc could be a
> spacial case as we cannot ask author any more but original copyright
> text includes DJGPP license and LGPL as 2 choices. My tools for
> generating source packages do not touch copyright notices, One
> should also tag release in CVS

The file src/copyrite.cc does the updates, put an exception in there
and run it, that's all.

Tagging in cvs is easy to do.  I can tag it from here as long as
nobody changes anything between your checkout and the tag.  Or you can
run the command with the date when you did the checkout.