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On Wed Apr 26 05:00:27 2017, marka wrote:
> Other tools that take -m options need to be updated.

This affects "named -M" not "named -m".  AFAIK there are no other tools
that take a -M option for memory context flags.

However, what I'd like is to keep the fill option turned on by default in
every tool except named.

I'd quite like a compile-time option to have it be turned on by default in
named, as well. Then we could have -M nofill or something to disable it.
Having memory fill turned on by default when --enable-developer is in use
seems like a good idea.