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>
> I've added this, but all you're supposed to do is set CPPFLAGS to
> anything,
> even empty, and it will suppress modification of all the flags by
> the large
> file check.
>

I just realized, that this message is titled with "PATCH:", but the patch
itself is missing (at least, I have not got it).

And about CPPFLAGS - I once more tried it. Setting CPPFLAGS=" " does not
help.

/andrej