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> Wow.  That looks nice.  Unfortunately the tarballs are
> missing several files.  read.cxx, agesystem.cxx, etc.  Plus
> a number of dud links.

I am sorry, I have made a new makefile recently... should have tested
it...

> 
> Constantin, could you please check that the agesystem3 tarball
> builds OK, maybe put up a new one?   Thanks.
> 

New tars are on the web...

If you plan to do some tests using agesystem3 eg. the agetest.tar.gz
package, dont hesitate to ask me before you waste your time, 
as my documentation is not very selfexplained!

Constantin
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