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+--- a/parse.c
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++++ b/parse.c
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+@@ -1187,15 +1187,12 @@ try_command (const char *command)
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+ Package *
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+ get_compat_package (const char *name)
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+ {
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+-#ifdef G_OS_WIN32
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+- /* There has never been any of these legacy *-config scripts on
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+- * Windows as far as I know. No use trying to execute them, will
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+- * only confuse users to see the "blabla is not recognized as an
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+- * internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
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+- * messages.
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++ /*
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++ * We don't need this compatibility stuff on a system
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++ * that is free of legacy stuff
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+ */
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+ return NULL;
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+-#else
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++#if 0
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+
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+ Package *pkg;
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