Stan et al, first I'd like to take the opportunity to thank you all for the great job that you are doing, I'm learning a lot from lurking on this and other lists way above my level.
I was (pleasantly) surprised to learn that you run open source project as test cases. One such project, octave - www.octave.org, has proven to be particularly nasty to port, exposing lots of bugs particulartly wrt c++ and templates. It is a very important piece of software to large parts of the scientific community. Is octave in your test set, and if not, is there any way (short of bribing;-) to pursuade you to add it? /Per ---- Blekinge Institute of Technology www.its.bth.se/staff/pee [EMAIL PROTECTED] On torsdag, september 12, 2002, at 07:31 , Stan Shebs wrote: > We do have thousands of open source projects that are test subjects - > you're > the first person I've heard of that's tried to compile ddd though. > Isn't there a Fink > or gnu-darwin binary already? In any case, if you mention ddd versions > and the > like, I can fire up a build and see if it reproduces. > > Stan
