It now seems that my colleagues are happy to register properly with
xinuos, and fix internal tools as needs be, when the new e_machine
number becomes available.
Matt
Matthew Gardiner wrote:
Thanks again John,
However, I'd just like to get my original question clearly answered.
Can I submit upstream a machine definition from the "random" range i.e.
+ EM_KALIMBA = 29420 // Kalimba
or do we *need* a properly registered number in order to comply?
Some folks in my firm are somewhat resistant of the change (due to
tools breakage etc.), and will need strong justification before I can
make the registration request.
thanks
Matt
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