🚀 go-pugleaf

In all probability, I originated the patches...  To answer the other
question, of how do we go about geting them into the gcc distribution
and onto interviews.stanford.edu, that one is easy to answer, nothing.
The answer is simple, since I am the one originating them, and as fate
would have it, I am one of the FSF C++ maintainers, I just edit the right
files...  :-)  As to the other part, of interviews.stanford.edu, since I
am the one that has been putting out compilers and patch kits on i.s.e, I
will, naturally update from 3.0.1 to 3.1 beta when 3.1 beta is working as
well with gcc as 3.0.1 does currently.

If people have patches for gcc that help it compile 3.1 beta, they should
send them on to me for evaluation and possible inclusion into gcc.

Have no fear, the g++ developers DO support InterViews, so all is not
lost... :-)  People should not be so quick to blame InterViews developers
for abandoning g++.

In article <SCOTT.92Aug3194258@sting.berkeley.edu> scott@sting.berkeley.edu (Scott Silvey) writes:
>
>% garp@isy.liu.se (Johan Garpendahl) writes:
>% 
>%    >I have yet to hear of any success stories in this fiasco.  Does that mean
>%    >that it's a task that's just not feasible?
>% 
>%    Yes, I did. If you ask nicely I might send you some patches.
>%    You need some for g++ and some for InterViews. 
>% 
>%    It doesn't work perfectly yet, there are still a few core dumps in a
>%    few programs. But, both g++ and InterViews are getting better.
>
> Aha!  So it CAN be done!  I just needed to know that, that's all.  Just a 
> little peace of mind.
>
> Welllll .... and yes, I would very much like to see your patches.  In fact,
> when I get it to work, I will write up a little something and make it all
> available via ftp from scam.berkeley.edu.  There have been various murmerings
> about patches and such, but I haven't seen any indications of where you get 
> them ... you're just supposed to get them from someone else.  Whether or not
> patches to make IV3.1b build with gcc are available via ftp, I will make them
> available as well.
>
> PS: What do we need to do to get these patches available in the gcc dist
> and on interviews.stanfurd.edu?