Bug Status (2003-12-23)

[Andrew Pinski]

I am going to be sending this out every very days until things improve 
greatly or
I get tried of sending it out.

Well things are improving but slowly and new regressions are being 
found every day.
There are 134 bugs targeted for 3.4 and 47 bugs targeted for 3.3.3 
(with only 26 of
them being also 3.4 regressions).

The C, C++, and optimization bugs have gone (7) but the bugs for 
java/libgcj went up
(5).

> 4 are in WAITING to see if they have been fixed already in 3.4 by 
> different patches.

The number of bugs in WAITING have gone done; down to 3.

> 3 are Unconfirmed, one is a regression for sure, another is an ABI bug.

3 are Unconfirmed still but two are regressions waiting either to be 
confirmed or
reduced.


> 41 now are assigned now:
51 are now assigned:
> Zack: 8
Zack: 9 (+1)
> Jan: 5
Jan: 6 (+1)
> Nathan: 5
Nathan: 5 (at least one has a patch)
> Gaby: 3
Gaby: 2 (-1)
> Paolo: 3
Paolo: 3
> Eric: 2
Eric: 0 (just closed them today).
> Jason: 2
Jason: 3

Component wise:
> 7 bootstrap
9 bootstrap (+2)
> 13 C problems.
11 C (-2)
> 38 C++ ones.
36 C++ (-2)
> 9 debug.
10 debug (+1)
> 2 driver
2 driver
> 3 fortran
3 fortran
> 6 java/libgcj
11 java/libgcj (+5)
> 5 libstdc++ (out of which 3 are assigned)
6 libstdc++ (+1)
> 3 middle-end problems
4 middle-end (+1)
> 27 optimization bugs
24 optimization (-3)
> 3 preprocessor
3 preprocessor
> 14 targets
12 targets (-2)
> 1 PCH/host problem
1 PCH/host
> 4 others
2 others (-2)


Thanks,
Andrew Pinski