It's been a while since any talk about 1.0 has flown by on the list.
My take on recent developments is that calling what we have today 1.0
is a bit of a stretch. The ToT codebase works on in a few interface/
target combinations, but there are still lots of mysterious errors.
My investigations into how to add Cortex-A8 support has led down a few
thought experiments that would cause major changes to both the code
base and to the configuration syntax. All of these things don't make
the current ToT feel like a 1.0. Since the main intent of a versioned
release is to provide an easy way for users to obtain and build a
known version, we don't really need to have an extremely solid first
release. I'd suggest that we clean up the current ToT and release a
0.1. That way, the various package maintainers can use a known
version and hopefully users will focus on using 0.1 instead of
battling with the current ToT and the bugs it has had introduced.
Thoughts?
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Rick Altherr
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"He said he hadn't had a byte in three days. I had a short, so I split
it with him."
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