Hi Ian,
sorry for the late response. I was on vacation for the last two
weeks. (Btw. thats also the reason for the S/390 daily build system
being down over the last days. It is back online now.)
> > The lengthy part is necessary to have attribute getter functions which
> > allow to specify the
"Andreas Krebbel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The lengthy part is necessary to have attribute getter functions which
> allow to specify the alternative as additional parameter. I admit
> that these are a lot of quite mechanical changes to the genattr stuff
> but my hope was that these getter fu
Hi Ian,
> I'm sorry I haven't had time to reply to this patch, but I'm not
> entirely happy with it. Conceptually it seems reasonable, but I don't
> understand why your implementation has to work the way it does; it
> seems overly complicated. And I wonder whether it wouldn't be simpler
> to ach
"Andreas Krebbel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> there are 3 simple patches waiting for review which I hoped to get in
> in stage 2. They should be a nop for targets not exploiting the new
> insn attribute. So I hope they still qualify for early stage 3. I've
> several patches on my harddisk rel
"Andreas Krebbel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> there are 3 simple patches waiting for review which I hoped to get in
> in stage 2. They should be a nop for targets not exploiting the new
> insn attribute. So I hope they still qualify for early stage 3. I've
> several patches on my harddisk rel
Hi Mark,
there are 3 simple patches waiting for review which I hoped to get in
in stage 2. They should be a nop for targets not exploiting the new
insn attribute. So I hope they still qualify for early stage 3. I've
several patches on my harddisk relying on that feature to be present
so I would
GCC 4.3.0 will enter Stage 3 as of Wednesday, September 12th, at 11:59
PM PDT. (I've pushed this back from the previously announced September
10th date, since I failed to send out a final warning before that point.)
I appreciate everyone taking the development guidelines seriously, and
the fact t
