> So, if you think the hardship for old systems is too high a price, > better speak up!
Well, other things have kept me busy lately, so there's nothing much new here. But I haven't heard any objections in principle, and I think we've dealt with all the hiccups in practice that have come up via it. For current systems, this should be a solid improvement. For not so current systems, it may even be a bigger improvement, though offset by the fact that those systems probably don't have cmake around or easily installable already; with that done they're probably a lot better than the stale imake configs they'll have around, but it's a higher bar. But when you get back into 90's systems or old compilers, this will close the door on them. I'm OK with that, and I haven't heard anybody else opposed. So lacking anybody throwing up last minute flags, I'll land it this week. -- Matthew Fuller (MF4839) | [email protected] Systems/Network Administrator | http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd/ On the Internet, nobody can hear you scream.
