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Richard Guenther wrote:
> Yes.
>   
Thanks ;) I'm going to tighten the patterns asap, cannot hurt. For the
record, on testresults there are no big traces of this issue, this is
puzzling, no idea why some people do not reproduce my problems...

Paolo.