Next pcc developer release?

[Lionel Cons]

When will the next pcc developer version be released for testing?

Lionel

[Anders Magnusson]

Post by Lionel Cons
When will the next pcc developer version be released for testing?

I have had much to do last year, but now it's clearing up so when this
summer is ended I will try to come up with a branch for a new release :-)

-- Ragge

[Irek Szczesniak]

Post by Anders Magnusson

Post by Lionel Cons
When will the next pcc developer version be released for testing?

I have had much to do last year, but now it's clearing up so when this
summer is ended I will try to come up with a branch for a new release :-)

Is that release going to include "lint"?

Irek

[Anders Magnusson]

Post by Irek Szczesniak

Post by Anders Magnusson

Post by Lionel Cons
When will the next pcc developer version be released for testing?

I have had much to do last year, but now it's clearing up so when this
summer is ended I will try to come up with a branch for a new release :-)

Is that release going to include "lint"?

You mean as back then when pcc could be compiled as lint? Not planned
for this release.

-- Ragge

[Irek Szczesniak]

Post by Irek Szczesniak

Post by Anders Magnusson

Post by Lionel Cons
When will the next pcc developer version be released for testing?

I have had much to do last year, but now it's clearing up so when this
summer is ended I will try to come up with a branch for a new release :-)

Is that release going to include "lint"?

You mean as back then when pcc could be compiled as lint? Not planned for
this release.

Yes. The goal would be to have a separate lint utility which can
generate lint libraries which store type information (and context
information) for the libraries we ship as binaries only. Think about
it as a way to pass down C++ type information for C/Fortran etc shared
libraries.

Irek

[ольга крыжановская]

If you do so try to make the release compile ast-ksh (i.e. ksh93, from
http://www2.research.att.com/sw/download/alpha/) in a working state.
Get extra score if the superset package ast-open works, too :)

Olga

Post by Anders Magnusson

Post by Lionel Cons
When will the next pcc developer version be released for testing?

I have had much to do last year, but now it's clearing up so when this
summer is ended I will try to come up with a branch for a new release :-)
-- Ragge

[ольга крыжановская]

AFAIK its PCC-389.

Olga

Post by ольга крыжановская
If you do so try to make the release compile ast-ksh (i.e. ksh93, from
http://www2.research.att.com/sw/download/alpha/) in a working state.
Get extra score if the superset package ast-open works, too :)

is there a JIRA issue about that?
(JIRA and Fisheye are both not responding at the moment, for me..)
iain

[Iain Hibbert]

Post by ольга крыжановская
If you do so try to make the release compile ast-ksh (i.e. ksh93, from
http://www2.research.att.com/sw/download/alpha/) in a working state.
Get extra score if the superset package ast-open works, too :)

is there a JIRA issue about that?

(JIRA and Fisheye are both not responding at the moment, for me..)

iain

[Anders Magnusson]

Post by ольга крыжановская
If you do so try to make the release compile ast-ksh (i.e. ksh93, from
http://www2.research.att.com/sw/download/alpha/) in a working state.
Get extra score if the superset package ast-open works, too :)

is there a JIRA issue about that?
(JIRA and Fisheye are both not responding at the moment, for me..)

Yep, there is a machine that is taken offline that did run the java
processes, and it isn't replaced yet.
I will fix that also when the summer vacation is over.

-- Ragge

[Lionel Cons]

Post by Anders Magnusson

Post by ольга крыжановская
If you do so try to make the release compile ast-ksh (i.e. ksh93, from
http://www2.research.att.com/sw/download/alpha/) in a working state.
Get extra score if the superset package ast-open works, too :)

is there a JIRA issue about that?
(JIRA and Fisheye are both not responding at the moment, for me..)

Yep, there is a machine that is taken offline that did run the java
processes, and it isn't replaced yet.
I will fix that also when the summer vacation is over.

Is there anywhere a list of commits so we can track the progress?

Lionel

[Iain Hibbert]

Post by Lionel Cons

Post by Anders Magnusson

Post by ольга крыжановская
If you do so try to make the release compile ast-ksh (i.e. ksh93, from
http://www2.research.att.com/sw/download/alpha/) in a working state.
Get extra score if the superset package ast-open works, too :)

is there a JIRA issue about that?
(JIRA and Fisheye are both not responding at the moment, for me..)

Yep, there is a machine that is taken offline that did run the java
processes, and it isn't replaced yet.
I will fix that also when the summer vacation is over.

Is there anywhere a list of commits so we can track the progress?

The Fisheye server would show that, with a web browser. You can also
subscribe to pcc-commit-list, to get the CVS commit logs, or use "cvs log"
on individual files in the repo

however, there has been no activity in recent months

iain

[Anders Magnusson]

Post by Iain Hibbert

Post by Lionel Cons

Post by Anders Magnusson

Post by ольга крыжановская
If you do so try to make the release compile ast-ksh (i.e. ksh93, from
http://www2.research.att.com/sw/download/alpha/) in a working state.
Get extra score if the superset package ast-open works, too :)

is there a JIRA issue about that?
(JIRA and Fisheye are both not responding at the moment, for me..)

Yep, there is a machine that is taken offline that did run the java
processes, and it isn't replaced yet.
I will fix that also when the summer vacation is over.

Is there anywhere a list of commits so we can track the progress?

The Fisheye server would show that, with a web browser. You can also
subscribe to pcc-commit-list, to get the CVS commit logs, or use "cvs log"
on individual files in the repo
however, there has been no activity in recent months

I have been quite busy last months to finish my pilot license, but in a
few weeks when the summer vacation is finished then I will start
rounding up for a new release. There are a few things that I want to
fix before branching.

-- Ragge

[marco caminati]

Great!

Hope you you don't mind if I mind you about arm-linux support (especially v7).
I already tested and reported here, but I'm not literate enough to fix the few missing pieces.

Thanks and keep it up.