GCC Release Status (2004-05-31)

[Mark Mitchell <mark at codesourcery dot com>]

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GCC 3.4.1
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Target release date: June 15th.

There are 103 bugs targeted at 3.4.1, down from 112 last week.
There's been little progress in most areas other than C++, so far as I
can see.  I've gone through many of the 3.4.1 PRs and looked for
people who can help.  That information is in Bugzilla, and those
people have received automated email.  For summary, here's part of
that list:

  PR 14798 -- Alexandre Oliva, Joern Rennecke
  PR 15069, 14649 -- Roger Sayle
  PR 15178 -- Jakub Jelinek
  PR 15250 -- DJ Delorie
  PR 15551 -- Kelley Cook
  PR 14093 -- Jim Wilson
  PR 14400 -- Geoff Keating
  PR 14492 -- Jason Merill, Paul Brook
  PR 14634 -- Neil Booth
  PR 15345 -- Jan Hubicka

The following people have PRs assigned to them for 3.4.1.

  Giovanni Bajo
  Philip Blundell
  Paolo Carlini
  Zdenek Dvorak
  Alan Modra
  Eric Christopher
  Richard Henderson
  Gabriel dos Reis
  Geoff Keating
  Jason Merrill
  Mark Mitchell
  Jan Hubicka
  Jakub Jelinek
  Nathaniel Neroden
  Rainer Orth
  Andrew Pinksi

I plan to personally embarass everyone with PRs assigned throughout
the GCC Summit in whatever way I can. :-)

If you're waiting for someone to review a patch, tell them.  If you're
not sure whether some piece of code is valid, indicate that in the PR.
If you don't think the PR is worth fixing, indicate that in the PR.
If a PR requires two areas of expertise, find someone to help you --
and be helpful to others.  Don't assume that I can read every piece of
mail to the GCC mailing list in real time; please use Bugzilla to
indicate specific information about specific PRs.

GCC 3.5
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Target stage 2 date: July 1st.

I plan to close Stage 1 on or about July 1st.

There are 140 bugs targeted at 3.5.0.  The bugmaster have removed many
of the incorrectly targeted PRs.are not regressions.  (Thanks!)  Some
of these will probably be retargeted at later releases, but that's no
excuse for not fixing PRs here.