gentoo-x86/profiles/prefix/mint/make.defaults since revision 1.3 incorrectly refers to ${USE} in the first assignment of USE variable. USE is stacked from all make.defaults files from selected profiles, but the same expansion map instance is used between parsing of consecutive make.defaults files, so reference to ${USE} in first assignment of USE could result in incorrect interactions between enabled and disabled flags in different make.defaults files. Currently it is the only make.defaults file in gentoo-x86 with this problem. Previously all make.defaults files in gentoo-x86 were cleaned on 2011-02-13: 13 Feb 2011; Arfrever Frehtes Taifersar Arahesis <arfrever@gentoo.org> arch/amd64/make.defaults, base/make.defaults, default/bsd/fbsd/amd64/7.2/make.defaults, default/bsd/fbsd/amd64/8.0/make.defaults, default/bsd/fbsd/x86/7.2/make.defaults, default/bsd/fbsd/x86/8.0/make.defaults, hardened/amd64/multilib/make.defaults, prefix/darwin/macos/10.4/x86/make.defaults, prefix/darwin/macos/10.5/x64/make.defaults, prefix/darwin/macos/10.5/x86/make.defaults, prefix/darwin/macos/10.6/x64/make.defaults, prefix/darwin/macos/10.6/x86/make.defaults, prefix/linux/make.defaults, releases/10.0/make.defaults, releases/2008.0/make.defaults, releases/freebsd-7.2/make.defaults: Don't include ${USE} in the first assignment to USE in make.defaults files to avoid incorrect interactions between enabled and disabled flags in different files.
fixed, thanks
