Hello everybody, this is my first time sending anything to GCC. If there is anything wrong with the message, please, point it out.
TLDR; Ada (one of the supported languages by GCC) has not appeared in the changes page since GCC 8, and even then and before it, its presence was minimal. I would like to update the changelog to include its mayor changes. What is the recommended procedure and how far could it be taken (such as updating changes in older versions)? Ada has seen tremendous amount of work in the past few years, but that has not been reflected on the changes.html [1] since GCC 8. I would like to update the changes.html to better reflect the state of Ada's development, specially since a lot of work has been done on Ada 202X (which will most likely become 2022). There have been some mayor changes too, such as the deprecation of ASIS support since GCC 11. So, my question is, can I just send a patch (to the patches ML) of the changes.html page to update Ada's non-existent entry? And could this be done for older versions which have already been released, such as GCC 11, 10 and 9? If older releases' changes.html cannot be updated to reflect the changes that took place on them, could those changes be included for GCC 12? I am aware that it is recommended that whoever submits patches, should have signed the legal prerequisites. But since this patch would not contain any significant changes (just listing what has already been done), I suppose that there should be no problem on me submitting it directly. Thank you, [1] GCC's 11 changes page for reference https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-11/changes.html -- Fernando Oleo Blanco https://irvise.xyz
