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GCC 3.0
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- Subject: GCC 3.0
- From: Mark Mitchell <mark at codesourcery dot com>
- Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2000 11:28:35 -0800
- Organization: CodeSourcery, LLC
Since I have spent so little time on GCC in the last few weeks, a lot
of you have probably been wondering if I have been abducted by aliens.
I have been -- but that's another story. :-)
I've been swamped with personal and professional tasks, and then the
holidays, and ...
However, I have now complete cleared the boards -- my only technical
task is now GCC.
Obviously, I will be focusing most of my energy on the GCC 3.0
release.
I would like to branch in the relatively near future. I know of only
one major feature outstanding, after a recent pow-wow between Kosnik,
Henderson, Keating, Petit-Bianco, and myself:
- Richard is going to make a driver switch to control whether or not
we use libgcc.so.
There is one optional feature, that I do not think we need to hold up
branching for:
- Adopting the high-level IA64 ABI EH model, rather than the current
run-time interface.
I'm sure there are many remaining technical problems.
- Does V3 work on the major architectures yet, or are we still hung
up on AIX and HPUX?
- Other major functional failures?
I'm looking for major pieces of missing functionality that would
prevent branching, not just bugs, however serious.
Richard, what's a reasonable time-frame for the driver switch?
In the meantime, I'm working on compile-time performance stuff. On
the way back from Nashville, I knoced another few percent off on C++
testcase; patches coming soon...
Assume that I'm out of touch with GCC mail not sent to me personally
-- I couldn't keep up with the lists the last couple of weeks. If
there's something you think I should be aware of, feel free to zap it
to me directly -- no need to copy the lists.
Sorry for the long absence,
--
Mark Mitchell mark@codesourcery.com
CodeSourcery, LLC http://www.codesourcery.com