Eur van Andel wrote:
> Relase Early, Release Often.
Agreed, we shouldn't be too reluctant with releases. But the first
impression must be good, otherwise we may loose user interest.
> and nobody said that either /validated or a relase is completely bug-
> free. IMHO /validated means: it has worked for <name> at <date> and
> he can be reached if you have problems.
True.
> And yes, this means we have to release the device files too. This is
> what the test page and the matrix are all about: we have tested all
> this subsystems. We can't do more.
Right now I'm struggling with one of my programs which worked with an
older version of device files but not anymore 100% with the current
device files! This program is not very complicated, doesn't use any
library, same compiler, so it must be in the device files.... Until I
find the cause I'm reluctant to release the device files, even though a
blink-an-led may work fine!
Regards, Rob.
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Rob Hamerling, Vianen, NL (http://www.robh.nl/)
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