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Re: Check-In Requirements


In article <200006020847.KAA01082@loewis.home.cs.tu-berlin.de>,
"Martin v. Loewis" <martin@loewis.home.cs.tu-berlin.de> writes:

> I believe it is called gcc-testresults instead, isn't it?

Yes, I misnamed the list in my last message: replace gcc-testsuite
with gcc-testresults.

> I would not want to execute an additional step, or I need to produce
> a printed checklist to make sure I won't forget anything :-(

I really didn't mean to propose anything that would cause you to
produce less. ;-)  If that would be the consequence of my proposal,
then it should be killed ASAP.

In article <20000602082254V.mitchell@codesourcery.com>,
Mark Mitchell <mark@codesourcery.com> writes:

>   This is not a rhetorical question: should we only be sending results
>   to gcc-testsuite generated from pristine (w.r.t. the mainline and/or
>   tagged releases) source trees?

> That's a good question.  It's my opinion that the answer to that
> question is yes, i.e., that we should only send in results from
> pristine sources.

OK, then I am one that has been misusing that list.  I am sorry and
from now on, I will only post reports from pristine source trees.

With CVS's ability to easily maintain multiple working trees, I can
just always keep one unpatched source tree.  I will only post reports
from builds against that tree.

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