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Re: New PO Template file for `gcc'


"Joseph S. Myers" <jsm28 at cam dot ac dot uk> writes:

> http://www2.iro.umontreal.ca/~pinard/po/registry.cgi?domain=gcc
>
> this URL for the 3.2.3 release has replaced the URL for the 3.3 snapshot.  
> However, the page still correctly says that
>
>    The current template for this domain is gcc-3.3-b20021230.pot
>
> but no longer provides the URL to the snapshot corresponding to that .pot
> file.

Oops, this is inconsistently.  Probably I shouldn't have posted 3.2.3
;-(

> Since there will be no more releases from the 3.2 branch, continued
> translation effort for 3.2.x isn't particularly useful,

Yes and no.  In general it's useful to let translators update and even
add new translations for 3.2.x because then (GNU)/Linux distributors can
pick up translations matching 3.2.x; some of them care about this
posibility and that's why I always want the stable releases present at
the TP site.

Of course, I didn't want to mess up with the devel branch.  I would
have been better to assign a separate textdomain to gcc 3.2.x in the
first place (e.g., gcc_3_2).

> and it would be more appropriate for the URL given on that page to be
> that for the 3.3 snapshot that was previously there.

Maybe you can provide a 3.3 snapshot?  I guess, it would be the easiest
to install gcc-3.3-b20030428.pot for translation purposes.

> (The 3.2.3 release was submitted by some automated process that submits 
> new GNU releases.)

It was my fault to pick it up...  Thanks for the warning by your side!

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