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Re: GCC-3.3.4 release status report
On Tue, Mar 30, 2004 at 01:43:23PM +0200, Gabriel Dos Reis wrote:
> I fully understand the potential risk of any single patch that gets
> applied to branch. You're right that I don't expect to fix that
> number of regressions before releasing -- that is just unrealistic.
>
> However, If can get rid of the 8 regressions I listed, I'll
> be more than happy.
I don't think that we should try to fix c++/14507 and c++/14724 in the
old parser. I'd say the same about c++/13663 though I don't feel as
strongly. That would leave 5 or 6. If someone comes up with a truly
easy fix for any of these, well, maybe, but we're talking about peturbing
a very kludge-filled C++ parser to fix low-priority problems.
Regardless of whether you agree with that, though, I think that only these
8 (or fewer) be left with a "3.3.4" target and any other bug fixed in
3.4.0 be closed. As for remaining regressions targeted for 3.3.4, I think
that they should be targeted at 3.4.1.