On 8/12/25 2:42 PM, Andrew Pinski via Gcc wrote:
Here is the list of ports without a maintainer in MAINTAINERS with some
extra information on when the last time the port was touched for non
infrastructure changes:
epiphany - Jeff Law and Jakub Jelinek did a fix each in 2024 before
that Joern Rennecke did a fix in 2016
Doesn't reliably work. Essentially the port will trigger faults during
reload and relatively subtle changes in the IL prior to reload will
cause tests to flip between aborting and compiling.
I made an attempt to fix this stuff a while back, but never was able to
get things limping along far enough to get stable test results one day
to the next.
m32c - Last fix done by Bernd Edlinger in Jan 2015
Won't even build libgcc these days.
rl78 - Last fix done by Jeff Law in October 2018
Builds and tests. A bit flakey, but mostly working. If it's not LRA
enabled, then it should likely go to the deprecation list.
I think we should have a requirement of the bare minimum for a port is a
maintainer.
Can't argue with that.
I also vote to have a testresults for the target at least once a year.
Similarly. I could always have my tester post results, so that's
trivially accomplished if the port is basically working.
Jeff
