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TimNN commentedApr 23, 2017
This PR contains three FreeBSD specific fixes, for the fixes themselves see the commit messages.
(Note: While doing the final rebase / cleanup of the LLVM 4.0 upgrade I decided that it would probably be nice to have a PR # associated with each rust modification for future reference / discussion, thus this PR.)