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Hi, On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 5:27 PM, M P <buserror@gmail.com> wrote: > Don't worry Bryan, it's a typical sort of open source wanker at work. > I've seen a large number of these before, just don't fall for it. > Sometime (often) they get their mind so tight around an issue that > they completely lose track of the universe and reality. > > I'm sorry to say it's often the french who pull that sort of > stupidity, for some reason -- not a 1:1 rule obviously, but a rather > discriminant proportion. > > Anyway, AFAIK, both my ARM toolchain works with the patch, and if the > patch fix my build failure, I don't /want/ to know about quantum > physics related to gcc to get stuff done (wich in this case is more > like a flag to force-add the match library), I don't give a damn, in > this particular case :=) > > ie: so little time, so many, many interesting projects.... > > Michel, aka Michael (aka a french expatriate) > To be a little bit more constructive, you see only the small picture. I don't care gcc working for you or not. Beside correctness, what I do care about is about all the other user of gcc not using crosstool-ng. At this point several path can arise: - the issue is real, the patch right, it gets in gcc, and all the open-source community take benefits - the issue is real, but the patch is wrong, then the gcc devs can fix it correctly and all the open-source community take benefits - the issue is ct-ng specific, then Yann would have to fix the issue inside ct-ng. That said, you may only care about you, and I can not do anything about it. - Arnaud -- "The good of the many outweighs the good of the one." -- For unsubscribe information see http://sourceware.org/lists.html#faq
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