wangchdo commented on PR #17642:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nuttx/pull/17642#issuecomment-3721318901

   > > > > > I said yes to this PR, but still said no to :
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   > > > > > #17517
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   > > > > > Although it has merged.
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   > > > > > It was not until this PR was merged that the quality of the 
HRTimer met the required standards.
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   > > > > > @anchao @wangchdo
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   > > > > > The direct merge of part1 PR was made in an unacceptably hasty 
manner.
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   > > > > 
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   > > > > @GUIDINGLI @Fix-Point
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   > > > > The PR received many-approving from PMCs and committers, I don't 
think there is any problem to merge it firstly. We can working to improve it. 
It was also improvement for my initial PR three months ago
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   > > > > Besides, I am too busy recently to work on this any more, Looking 
forward to your continue work on queue abstraction for hrtimer.
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   > > > @wangchdo Why was the code merged directly when someone had pointed 
out bugs in it? It should only be merged after the bugs are fixed – especially 
given that there were still "Request changes" reviews pending.
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   > > @GUIDINGLI The merged PR is not the one that has"Request changes" 
reviews pending. Anyway this is not important, the important thing is that I 
didn't receive any comments from you guys in the PR merged, And I only received 
you guys' showing off saying that your implementation was better in every 
aspect than mine in a general way.
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   > > Besides, I did provide over 20 comments in your guys' implementation 
afterwords pointing out the issues specifically. Without any showing off in a 
general way.
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   > > Also I added coauthor of Fix-Point in my second PR even though the 
design is completely different than what you guys want and you guys have been 
criticizing it and pushing me to revert it with yours constantly.
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   > > 
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   > > Based on this, I think this ting should be end.
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   > On December 15th, @xiaoxiang781216  asked me to share my design with you, 
and I have already pointed out the SMP problems in our WeChat conversation, but 
you got very angry and accused me of copying your ideas. I find this very 
strange; why did a technical communication turn out like this?
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   > Please put yourself in my shoes: if your work were unjustly accused of 
copying idea, especially when your implementation is clearly more thorough and 
thoughtful than others, how would you feel?
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   > I don’t mean to show off in any way—I prefer to speak with data and facts, 
and I apologize if this upsets you. And I simply want to clarify, after being 
wrongly accused, that my work is not copied from yours and better. However, you 
guys just says that it is just an improvement on your implementation. How 
ridiculous! How can you guys disrespect other contributors like this?
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   > Now that your code has been merged, although this is not fair to me at 
all. I respect your effort and will fix the functional correctness issues based 
on your work. I have already wasted a lot of time, so please don't waste any 
more of our time, since we both have many other works to do, thank you.
   
   Did you share your design with me?  I remembered you just accusing me, It 
was such a big lie that you shared your design with me …
   
   You just said that I did not consider SMP, I then provide a solution to fix 
it but you said you have better idea, and you will  submit PR to replace mine, 
this was why i got mad and quit talking with you, you are so rediculous!
   
   I have been polite with you so long time, please stop making this thing 
personally. 
   
   You have no ability to upset me with your implementation, I just don't want 
to let better design being merged


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