Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2001 13:15:53 -0400
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> Any objections to creating a .cvsignore file so cvs will stop complaining 
> about  the *.o and *.d files not being part of the repository?

Go ahead.  Check for other generated files, too, lib libc2.tex and
misc.exe.

I have a script that finds files that CVS isn't aware of, so I can
test it here (or send you the script, I suppose.  It's in perl).