Zack Weinberg writes:
> 0.36 should be ready in a few days; upstream proceeds with boost
> removal, but it won't happen for that release. More likely 0.37. My
> inclination is to leave Architecture: alone for the 0.36 release --
> perhaps it will miraculously start working on arm, after all.
Agr
On 7/22/07, Ludovic Brenta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not so imminent. [...]
Imminent was perhaps the wrong word, but nonetheless, I don't see much
value in trying to isolate a bug in g++-4.1 when 4.2 should be live in
the near future, especially when, as you say
Monotone 0.35-2 is now 8 day
Not so imminent. There is some pushback from the linux and Mozilla
maintainers because gcc-4.2 introduces build failures in those
packages (see the archives of debian-release for the past couple of
days). Also, the glibc maintainers would like to stage a transition
to a new version of glibc befor
For the record - since I'm pretty sure this is a compiler bug and the
g++ 4.2 transition is imminent, I'm going to wait and see if the
package builds with 4.2, and if it does, I'll downgrade this to normal
and reassign it to g++-4.1.
zw
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