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Re: GCC 4.4.0 Status Report (2009-03-13)


What's the evidence to the contrary?  When else has the FSF made a
request that affects *development* as opposed to a release (other than
licensing and issues affecting the principle of free software, which
everybody agrees they have a right to)?

i386-unknown-lignux ; this broke unified tree builds since gcc wouldn't agree with binutils and newlib on the configuration.

i386-pc-linux-gnu made it worse from a functionality standpoint
because suddenly we went from host/target triplets to host/target
quadruplets.
i386-pc-linux_gnu would have fit much better in the old scheme.

But the main issue back then was really the lack of coordination
with other projects and the lack of a staged transition plan.


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