Jason Merrill <ja...@redhat.com>:
> I've pushed to the thyrsus gcc-conversion repository the rest of my
> work from last year, including a few changes to the attribution map
> and a post-processing script.
Got it. I will, as before, be pushing my lift file mods to that repository.
> It has occurred to me that for the period since the creation of
> gcc.gnu.org we might just use @gcc.gnu.org addresses (which are likely
> to forward) rather than try to nail down everyone's current address.
> But using the address from the ChangeLog sounds better.
That's your policy choice to make, I'm just the mechanic. The map file
can be replaced or updated at any time.
What do your repo load times look like, and how much RAM is in your
surgery machine? My loads are currently hanging in D state after 13 hours on
a 64GiB hexacore Xeon 3 running at nominally 3.50GHz. I'm beginning
to wonder if I have some kind of high-memory error - I don't recall this
happening last time I took a swing at the conversion.
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