"Eric S. Raymond" wrote:
> I don't care, as long as the result has a non-numeric
> prefix -- bare "8139whatever" is out.
Bullshit. Numeric prefixes work fine in CML1.
With regards to CML2, hardware and driver filenames quite often begin
with numerals, so it is quite logical that config variables may begin
with a numeral.
You're writing CML2. Don't create a stupid namespace with stupid
limitations. I'm glad my filesystem and my sysctl namespace don't have
such limitations.
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