On 06/18/2016 10:59 PM, Jim Gregory wrote:
I just created a pull request that includes the binary of the compiler (v
2.4q5) for the Raspberry Pi and similar single board computers, plus
instructions on how to compile the compiler for it and other ARM-based boards.
A pull request may be the formal way to contribute, but this seems to me
much more complicated than necessary. And (as far as I understand the
process) it requires time and effort of someone else to merge the
additions into the repository. In Jallib all contributors were always
'peers', no hierarchy. Why not take the responsibility and simply add
the files to the repository like we have done for so many years? Nothing
happens to the packaging as long as these files are not added to
TORELEASE, and since you have most likely tested your contributions you
may as well add these to TORELEASE.
Another disadvantage of this 'indirect' way of contributing is that the
additions don't show up when browsing Github. At least I cannot find 'm,
but that may be caused by my short-sightedness ;-)
Regards, Rob.
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*Rob H*amerling - http://www.robh.nl
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