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Hi, > Your ChangeLog entries are missing periods at the end of each sentence, > and your name should be two spaces (not a tab) after the date. Ok, I can change this. It looked for me like a TAB. > You probably want target-libiberty in noconfigdirs like all the other > targets. Do you really not support libiberty? If I'm not wrong, putting target-libiberty within noconfigdirs leads to a "loud" remove, means you get an message during configure. I do not like to see that message, because this looks like, as something is going wrong. That's why I put target-libiberty within the skipdirs. And the support of libiberty: Well, libiberty is a fantastic OS abstraction library. I really do like nice libraries, but libiberty does not fit to the target OS. I short words, libiberty is to complete and to POSIX for the target. If we do support libiberty, we had to made an almost POSIX compliant C-API available, but this is exactly what we do not want. The only available API to application programmes should be an C++ API. We do know that this is quite exceptional, but this is exactly the fun to do. > This patch also needs to be sent to gcc-patches@gcc.gnu.org as it has > changes that affect gcc, and the toplevel files are kept in sync > between gcc and src. Ok. I put gcc-patches as well within the recipient list. Thanks in advance, Best regards, Uwe Stieber mailto: uwe@wwws.de
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