On 2024-06-14 10:09, Dan Kegel wrote:
> Oh, ok, perhaps I was confused by the note in automake 1.13.1's NEWS file
> (iirc), which said
>
> Support for IRIX and the SGI C/C++ compilers will be removed in
> Automake 1.14: they have seen their last release in 2006, and SGI
> is expected to retire
Oh, ok, perhaps I was confused by the note in automake 1.13.1's NEWS file
(iirc), which said
Support for IRIX and the SGI C/C++ compilers will be removed in
Automake 1.14: they have seen their last release in 2006, and SGI
is expected to retire support from them in December 2013
Did that not
Does automake have a policy on when to stop supporting a CPU, operating
system, or compiler?
Automake does not have specific support for anything so this concept is
utterly alien to it.
Libtool does have specific support for certain targets/tools, and
Automake may optionally make use of i
Dan Kegel wrote:
Does automake have a policy on when to stop supporting a CPU, operating
system, or compiler?
I am pondering the size of the matrix of supported operating systems, cpus,
and compilers, and wonder where a policy like
"Automake drops support 20 years after the release of a CPU, ope
Does automake have a policy on when to stop supporting a CPU, operating
system, or compiler?
I am pondering the size of the matrix of supported operating systems, cpus,
and compilers, and wonder where a policy like
"Automake drops support 20 years after the release of a CPU, operating
system, or c
