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Andreas Schwab wrote:
> If consistency is your goal then CONFIG_I386 should be defined.

I was referring to consistency of having one symbol that can be tested
in most (note: not all) makefiles, C code, and config.in code.

The i386 arch already has CONFIG_X86.  I agree that if someone cared to
make define always equal CONFIG_upcase($arch), you are correct.

	Jeff



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