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Just a reminder that GCC 4.1 will be going stable on x86 and amd64 very |
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shortly (according to GWN at least), and is already stable on PPC. If |
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you have any bugs blocking bug #140707 [i] please have a look and CC the |
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relevant arch teams for stabilization. I'll be pinging bugs that |
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haven't seen any progress tonight and would like to set a deadline of |
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Sept 1st to respond after which archs will be CCed by us. Does this |
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sound acceptable? I'd also like to note that even if your team has no |
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interest whatsoever in GCC 4.1, it's still worth it to have a quick |
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look. We've uncovered a lot of obscure crap that can really use an |
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update. ;) |
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Currently, there are 55 open stabilization bugs, out of 82 total. Not |
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all these are actually blockers as there are a few bugs that are |
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resolved for x86, amd64, and PPC and just waiting for other archs. |
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There are also 46 bugs still open on bug #117482 [ii] out of 299 total. |
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These are issues which haven't yet been fixed in ~arch. |
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Thanks to everyone that worked on this, especially the arch teams for |
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putting up with the flood of bugs and my relative inexperience ;). |
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--de. |
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[i] https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=140707 |
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[ii] https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=117482 |
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