"Ivan Gyurdiev" ivg2@cornell.edu wrote:
I agree with Mike, how hard would it be to send an one-liner patch instead of complaining?
Probably about as hard as checking that code submissions to CVS actually compile, before merging them?
Just hard enough to make me complain, as opposed to sending a patch?
Hard enough to make you complain that I don't send a patch in the first place?
:)
The only reason I spam the list with build failures, is that I'm not convinced they will get fixed soon if I don't. If you'd like me to stop, then please let me know, and no more build failures will be reported.
The thing is that Wine actually compiled for me (and apparently for Alexandre as he doesn't commit the patches that doesn't compile) without any warning or an error. A reason it didn't compile for you is a more recent gcc version you are using. If you could take that into consideration before complaining or blaming somebody next time that would be really nice.
The thing is that Wine actually compiled for me (and apparently for Alexandre as he doesn't commit the patches that doesn't compile) without any warning or an error. A reason it didn't compile for you is a more recent gcc version you are using. If you could take that into consideration before complaining or blaming somebody next time that would be really nice.
No offense intended (though I was trolling a bit).
My only intention was to help, and I was a bit annoyed by not being able to compile wine, so I can test the thing I wanted to test in the first place (HL2).
I realize that the last bug I filed is obviously a gcc bug. At the same time I disagree with you that gcc is the only problem here, and I believe part of the problem is poor testing with gcc4. Just because the compiler is new, it does not mean that it should be ignored.
On Thu, Jun 09, 2005 at 09:37:59PM -0400, Ivan Gyurdiev wrote:
The thing is that Wine actually compiled for me (and apparently for Alexandre as he doesn't commit the patches that doesn't compile) without any warning or an error. A reason it didn't compile for you is a more recent gcc version you are using. If you could take that into consideration before complaining or blaming somebody next time that would be really nice.
No offense intended (though I was trolling a bit).
My only intention was to help, and I was a bit annoyed by not being able to compile wine, so I can test the thing I wanted to test in the first place (HL2).
I realize that the last bug I filed is obviously a gcc bug. At the same time I disagree with you that gcc is the only problem here, and I believe part of the problem is poor testing with gcc4. Just because the compiler is new, it does not mean that it should be ignored.
I regulary compile WINE with gcc 4 HEAD CVS and gcc 4.0 branch and I know some others do too.
The "poor testing" statement is nothing but another troll.
Ciao, Marcus
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