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Re: It's (PCH) merging time!


> Careful inspection of the source that used libiberty indicated that no
> code was using the removed functions.

bfd uses htab_create().  Since bfd and libiberty are often built and
installed as shared libraries (whether we support that or not),
changing a function from a real entry point to a #define may cause
problems.  It's OK to *add* a #define to speed up the code, but not OK
to remove a real function from libiberty.a.

> >  Could you please revert these
> > changes until such time as the patch can actually be reviewed?
> 
> The whole PCH merge patch, all 30k lines of it?

At least the libiberty bits.  They affect other projects.

> I'm not sure there's actually time for anyone to review a patch of
> that size before it becomes out-of-date.

I wouldn't consider that to be a valid excuse, though.  You, of
course, have the authority to check it in without review.


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