For NTP, we have a kinda hard to describe but easy to read mechanism.
For development versions (odd-number minor releases) each new "issue"
gets a bumped "point number" (major.minor.point). If that issue is a
release candidate it gets a "-RC" suffix.
For stable versions (even-number minor releas
Bruno wrote:
> Cross-compiling means that the generated executable can not be run on
> the build machine.
Is that different from executables generated on the build machine cannot
be run on the host machine?
H
Karl wrote:
> I fully recognize that people are still running Solaris 7 (and probably
> older versions) on mission-critical and other systems. But, how many of
> those systems are (a) installing brand-new GNU packages (which
> presumably wouldn't be happening on mission-critical systems) *and*
>
