I share the principle of Angel's view. Focus is important. Some similar kind of decisions was made by Ubuntu project when they started their "fork" from Debian - they excluded some platforms which they considered to be less in use. Support of too many platform variants takes resources.
Decision what to be "supported" (compiler, platform itself), of course, should be carefully selected by the community. ----- "Angel Pais" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Viktor: > > Here's an outsider's point of view and vision about harbour. > This is a multiplattform compiler so in my personall point of view the > > only c commpiler that should be guaranteed to work flawless is > gcc/mingw. > Other compilers should be responsibility of special distros > supporters. > Also hbmk2 should be the only and official way to compile and build > everything, from core to utils to samples. > > JMHO > Angel > _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
