Re: GCC-4.8 on the horizon

> These libraries are built from the GCC sources, so the FSF owns the > copyright. > > libgnatvsn contains those packages, under GPL with Runtime Library > Exception, that are shared with ASIS for GNAT. > > libgnatprj contains the pure GPL units for the project manager: part of > gnatmake, shared

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Bug#696499: marked as done (Update build-depends for libc6-dev)

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Re: GCC-4.8 on the horizon

Eric Botcazou writes: >> - [CCing Eric for this] the gnatprj and gnatvsn libs are built >>for Debian only. Is there any way, that these libs could be >>integrated into upstream (maybe conditionally)? > > What's the status of these libraries? Who owns the copyright? These libraries are b

Rationale of gcc 4.6.3 on most arch

Hi Group! I would like to ask why most arch have 4:4.6.3-8 instead of 4:4.7.2-1[0]. Is it because: - Some (many) packages do not compile? - Some (many) packages produce crashes? - There was simply not enough time? If this is the reason: Is there any chance it will be updated before release? I co

Re: GCC-4.8 on the horizon

> - [CCing Eric for this] the gnatprj and gnatvsn libs are built >for Debian only. Is there any way, that these libs could be >integrated into upstream (maybe conditionally)? What's the status of these libraries? Who owns the copyright? -- Eric Botcazou -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to d