On Wed, Mar 7, 2018 at 2:40 PM, Sergey Senozhatsky <sergey.senozhat...@gmail.com> wrote: > On (03/07/18 13:48), Arnd Bergmann wrote: > [..] >> > >> > I can easily stop building blackfin - and, if the intention is to >> > remove it, there is not much point in wasting resources building it any >> > anyway. >> >> Right. At the moment, the plan is to remove metag, score, unicore32, >> m32r, frv and blackfin. If you are building any more of those, you can >> stop that as well. >> >> The fate of tile and mn10300 is still open, but I suspect they won't >> last long either. > > That's a huge list. > > I heard that CRIS is having some problems as well: > https://lkml.org/lkml/2018/1/11/403
Interesting. I thought I looked at cris when I made the list and found that it was still (semi-)regularly updated, so I assumed it was still needed. (adding CRIS and microblaze maintainers) Jesper/Mikael: If you are considering to drop the port, I think it would make sense to do it at the same time as the others, so feel free to send me a removal pull request for 4.17 that I'll merge with the other removal patches, or I can offer to remove it myself. Obviously if your plans have changed in the meantime and you prefer to keep it for a while longer, just let me know and I'll document the state in the tag description for the arch removal for future reference. If we remove cris, it's probably also appropriate to ask the question about microblaze: Michal, I know your work on microblaze linux has been winding down over the years as the user base shrinks (just like for all others above). Should we keep it for a few more years for the remaining users, or is it time to let go? I would guess we still have active users on modern kernels, but that's what I thought about cris as well ;-) Arnd