I could be wrong but it sounds like one of the major problems here is that
the original authors aren't very motivated to help with this. If that's the
case, how much work would it be to redo the work? I'm thinking a chines wall
approach (I think that's the term) where someone looks at the patch as is
and makes a list of bullet points enumerating what features it adds and someone
else goes and makes a new patch that does that. The first should be a few
hours work and, as it happens, I might soon be in a position to spend some
time doing the second. (I've never working with DWARF or hacked GDB, but
I wouldn't mind learning.)
- [gdb] Pushing the D patches upstream (again) Robert Clipsham
- Re: [gdb] Pushing the D patches upstream (again) Leandro Lucarella
- Re: [gdb] Pushing the D patches upstream (again... Robert Clipsham
- Re: [gdb] Pushing the D patches upstream (again... BCS
- Re: [gdb] Pushing the D patches upstream (a... Leandro Lucarella
