IBM dropped support for Visual Age 6 last spring.  So while you all may
want to support it as a best effort platform, it probably shouldn't be a
secondary platform.  I could state many reasons, but suffice it to say
that IMHO MSVC 7.1 should also be on the best effort list.

Thoughts?

-- Tim
 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Martin Sebor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Martin Sebor
> Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 10:08 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: 4.2.1 platforms
> 
> Here's my proposed list of platforms for 4.2.1. I don't think 
> we can quite meet the release goals outlined in the release 
> policy (I don't see us cleaning up all the test failures and 
> warnings on all Primary
> platforms) but we might as well try to use the process to the 
> extent we can.
> 
> Let me know if I've missed something. Once we have the final 
> list I'd like to open a vote on it.
> 
> Primary:
> 
>      HP aCC 6.16/HP-UX
>      HP aCC 3.74/HP-UX
>      gcc 3.4, 4/Linux
>      Intel C++ 10/Linux/Windows
>      MSVC 8.0, 9.0/Windows
>      Sun C++ 5.9/Solaris
>      XLC++ 9.0/AIX
> 
> Secondary:
> 
>      EDG eccp 3.9/Linux
>      gcc 3.2/Linux
>      gcc 3.4/FreeBSD
>      Intel C++ 9.1/Linux/Windows
>      MSVC 7.1/Windows
>      Sun C++ 5.9/Linux
>      Sun C++ 5.8, 5.7/Solaris
>      XLC++ 8.0, 7.0/AIX 5
>      VisualAge 6.0/AIX 5
> 
> Best Effort:
> 
>      EDG eccp 3.9/Solaris
>      gcc 4/Darwin
>      HP C++ /Tru64 UNIX 6.5
>      MIPSpro 7.41/IRIX 6.5
>      Sun C++ 5.3/Solaris
> 

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