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> Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1999 00:08:06 -0500 > From: Paul Derbyshire <pderbysh@usa.net> > To: egcs@egcs.cygnus.com > > Christ Craig, give it a rest. This is a dead horse you're beating. I think Craig's postings have been top-notch. It's rare when someone both understands and is able to state so clearly the long-term design issues he's tried to get across. :-) His are the only articles I've saved from this thread, filed under: ~/news/c++/egcs.badass > Some reasonable sane and rational suggestions for solving the problems both with > Linux and egcs have appeared; someone's found that a conditional compile > can be used to make the extern inline thing compile and work on every gcc > by either using __builtin_return_address or the label hack; Linus has said > the panic code isn't too critical anyways and has apologized for some of > the tirades earlier in the week; and it seems to be high time this issue > was let drop on the list; yet I keep seeing more tirades from you every few > minutes to an hour. > > BTW, did you know that your ISP's mail server was bouncing mail > inexplicably all afternoon? Was bouncing messages with "Service > unavailable". Never heard of downtime causing mail to bounce before; > usually it's deferred. You should have a few stern words with your ISP's > customer service reps about this; if the downtime had been much longer the > bounces would have caused yo to be removed from this list and any others > you're on more than likely. They should just defer the mail. Yeah something is askew, neither of my local ISP's are able to even _resolve_ jcb-sc.com. Bill Kelly <billk@cts.com>