Which CVS modules are still alive?
I was just wondering which of the following CVS modules (that I have checked out) are still considered active.
binutils gcc glibc linux palo
Obviously 'linux' will be active as long as hppa-linux kernel development continues outside of the main kernel tree. I believe glibc has been mentioned before as being stale? How about the others?
Cheers,
Andrew.
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I was just wondering which of the following CVS modules (that I have checked out) are still considered active.
binutils gcc glibc linux palo
Obviously 'linux' will be active as long as hppa-linux kernel development continues outside of the main kernel tree. I believe glibc has been mentioned before as being stale? How about the others?
binutils is long dead. Use sources.redhat.com CVS, trunk or 2.11 branch, or one of H.J.'s releases after 2.11.90.0.19. Don't use any of the 2.11.x releases, unless you like debugging binutils problems; They are all missing some hppa fixes that I found just after each release. :-(
gcc is a wee bit stale, but should be updated soon.
Alan