>>>>> "Robert" == Robert Schuster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Robert> Michael, how should we handle gcj <4 from now on? Robert> a) Print an error message when detected as only available compiler and Robert> abort. This is probably best. Warnings are easily lost in the noise. Robert> And to our GCC freaks: How has libstc++ handled such problems? Robert> (I assume that they had similar issues with g++ here.) libstdc++ is part of the gcc distribution. It only has to work with a single version of g++ -- whatever is in the same tree. For C++ applications in general, g++ generally just tries to keep up the standard and then someone fixes the apps. They are in a different situation, though, as there aren't really alternative C++ compilers on Linux, so applications tend to get written to what works with g++. On the other hand, there are good java compilers, and mostly what we're doing in Classpath is working around gcj bugs. Tom _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
