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> After installing 3.0.0, I noticed that I had a core file in the zsh-3.0.0
> directory.  I didn't notice any core dumps occuring.  The zsh that was built
> works just fine.  Is this normal?  Desirable?

Do a "file core" to find out what the core is from.

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