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This looks like a good use case for submodules, because the native-library packages change infrequently, and no one cares about the history of changes relative to the rest of the project (except to be able to get a set of packages that is consistent with the rest of the repository). The change avoids the problem that `make' on Mac OS X would try a `git update', which is no good if you happen to be offline (and have your "buidl.native-pkgs" repo pull from the obvious place). Finally, it's easier for Windows users, since `git submodule init' and `git submodule update' is easier to use and remember than `git clone <some-repository-URL>'. The makefile more helpfully complains if "native-pkgs" doesn't seem to have been initialized as a submodule.
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[submodule "native-pkgs"]
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path = native-pkgs
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url = https://github.com/plt/libs.git
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