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Mark Mitchell writes:
I think it's a misallocation of resources for us to even pretend to maintain a script that Dan says is used once or twice a month, with relatively little success. I don't doubt that the Coding Standards says we need to accept bugs by email, but I suspect that's been there since long before the web became so prevalent.
But why remove what works now? This whole discussion (and the previous ones) take up much more time than keeping the current gccbug and conversion scripts.
And (as I've stated several times before) I consider this web-centricity a
nightmare for serious contributions. With the same arguments, you could
just as well remove gcc-patches and require patch submission via the web ;-(
-- Mark Mitchell CodeSourcery, LLC mark@codesourcery.com (916) 791-8304
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