On Tue, 2009-04-21 at 19:23 -0700, Jeff Williams wrote: > It was handled badly. When Duane threw in the towel there should have > been some discussion before you guys went ape with churn. Duane - > thank you for your help. And to the other MC1322x guys - I'm sorry > that I'm letting you down, but it's not a workable situation for us at > the moment. Too much investment in the status quo, and frankly, too > much swagger. The community made a decision, and on reflection I see > that this is not a place where I can make useful progress with my > limited time and resources. > > Honestly, IAR+JLink works, and dealing with it's bugs and headaches is > less effort for me. Let's move on guys- learn to live with your > decisions (and I'll learn to live with mine).
Could you clarify exactly which "decision" we have to live with? I can understand living with the decision to leave a project, have made it (or having had it made for me) numerous times over the years. I know that I do not want to be the one to find himself unwittingly on the other side of that table. You are not letting us down here; if anything, it is community has let you down. Personally, I think you have just been a victim of poor coordination on the part of the group, not the machinations of any one individual. None of us would have taken the steps that we did, had we know this would be the outcome. It's called a SNAFU. That said... I can live with my decision to move forward with the code. I can live with my decision to break work that is still in progress, as I can live with my decision to try and help fix the problems I caused. I can live with my decision to swagger a little bit for all this effort. Open source can suck this way, but it's still beats the alternative. I am again sorry that things turned out this way, but I hope you will give your decision some thought. Cheers, Zach _______________________________________________ Openocd-development mailing list Openocd-development@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/openocd-development
