Objective-C bugs and GCC releases

[Helge Hess]

On Jan 25, 2005, at 18:44, Steven Bosscher wrote:
> Will you stop accusing everyone of breaking ObjC?

I'm not accusing anyone. I politely asked before and got no answers 
which explained it otherwise. Just claiming that there is 
misinformation and a misunderstanding doesn't resolve issues at all.

All the information which was passed out is "the Objective-C frontend 
won't work in GCC 4.0" and as a happy cc1obj user without any issues so 
far I think it is completely valid to ask for clarification even though 
I'm not a GCC internals expert.

> This is *not* what
> happened.  The ObjC front end itself was broken, and not by changes to
> the C/C++ front end, it was broken well before and it just happened to
> work.

OK, understood your point now.

 From a user perspective it wasn't broken though, instead it was working 
just fine and behaved as expected - producing applications for 
production use at hundreds of thousands of endusers since years. So 
don't be offended, but I have a hard time to follow your "steering 
wheel" analogy.

But I suppose it isn't worth to discuss that. Am I right that the 
thread can be closed anyway because the issue is already fixed by 
Alexander Malmberg?

Helge
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