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%$$ To create a ``user way'' or setup, put
%$$ something like this somewhere (more on ``somewhere'', below):
%$$ \begin{verbatim}
-%$$ #ifndef GhcBuild_UserWay_a
-%$$ #define GhcBuild_UserWay_a YES
+%$$ #ifndef Build_UserWay_a
+%$$ #define Build_UserWay_a YES
%$$ GHC_USER_WAY_FLAG_a = -ticky
%$$ GHC_USER_WAY_OPTS_a = -fstg-reduction-counts -O
-%$$ #endif /* ! GhcBuild_UserWay_a */
+%$$ #endif /* ! Build_UserWay_a */
%$$ \end{verbatim}
%$$ You'll be able to invoke the driver with a \tr{-ticky} option, which
%$$ will be as if you typed in all that other stuff. It will also arrange