Bug Status (2003-12-23)

[Andrew Pinski]

I waited until after Xmass ended before sending out the next bug status 
for 3.4.

On Dec 23, 2003, at 05:53, Andrew Pinski wrote:
> 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).

Things have improved greatly.  There are 130 bugs targeted for 3.4 (-4) 
and 39
targeted for 3.3.3 (-8) (only 20 are also 3.4 regressions).


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

There are still 3 in WAITING.

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

Those 3 are still unconfirmed.


> 51 are now assigned:
54 are now assigned:
> Zack: 9 (+1)
Zack: 9 (+0) waiting on his rewrite of c-decl.c
> Jan: 6 (+1)
Jan: 6 (+0) (at least one of them has a patch that was approved)
> Nathan: 5 (at least one has a patch)
Nathan: 4 (-1)
> Paolo: 3
Paolo: 3
> Jason: 3
Jason: 3 (+0)
ME: 3 (two of them has patches waiting for approval)


> Component wise:
> 9 bootstrap (+2)
8 bootstrap (-1)
> 11 C (-2)
10 C (-1)
> 36 C++ (-2)
33 C++ (-3)
> 10 debug (+1)
9 debug (-1)
> 2 driver
2 driver (+0)
> 3 fortran
2 fortran (-1)
> 11 java/libgcj (+5)
11 java/libgcj (+0)
> 6 libstdc++ (+1)
7 libstdc++ (+1) (only 4 really are regressions)
> 4 middle-end (+1)
4 middle-end (+0)
> 24 optimization (-3)
23 optimization (-1)
> 3 preprocessor
3 preprocessor (only 1 is a regression)
> 12 targets (-2)
13 targets (+1)
> 1 PCH/host
1 PCH/host (+0)
> 2 others (-2)
3 other (+1)


Thanks,
Andrew Pinski