On Tue, 2011-02-15 at 18:14 +0100, Thomas Arnhold wrote: > Hi, > > i stumbled across some precompiler checks for several (deprecated?) arches:
> HP9000 (already removed some parts of this) > SINIX > RM400 Yeah, those can all go. > And another thing, in combination with GCC: "C272" (occurs with GCC) > i.e. at impress/sd/source/ui/view/zoomlist.cxx:#if ( defined GCC && > defined C272 ) . Doesn't look that this is set anymore. Yeah, you got me there. No idea where C272 came from. I strongly suspect it was set to indicate gcc 2.7.2. > My question: Is there a official list of supported hardware platforms or > operating systems? I think we should remove this old stuff, because > nearly nobody compiles and runs LibO on this systems - if they are in > use anymore. I suppose we'll have to make such a list. All the Linux ports should remain, as should the BSDbased ones, MacOSX, Windows, Solaris and AIX as they work and are complete. The reality of what has a chance of working is the contents of bridges/source/cpp_uno (where the bsd's now share the "linux" bridges). OS/2 (eComStation) is the borderline one there, there was some fairly recent activity in it, and a bridge exists so it might be working, but its vcl dir is likely quickly falling behind. HP-UX wouldn't work, neither would SINIX, nor the HP9000 and RM400 foo. C. _______________________________________________ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.org http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice
