Hi list
   Quite soon after the release of sdcc 3.1 I had a package ready for Debian. 
It is cleaned for complying with the Debian Free Software Guidelines (DFSG) 
but I can also make a full package for the non-free Debian part.

The problem is that I haven't found a sponsor for the new version and the main 
reason is that version 3.1 creates a little bit bigger code than version 2.9, 
see below [1]

I have mostly moved to ARM microcontrollers but I am very interested in 
keeping sdcc as a Debian package and I want the package to be up to date. But 
what does the list think? Does anyone miss the package? If anyone wants to 
adopt it or sponsor an upload you are more than welcome.

The current Debian source package can be found here if anyone wants to 
use/test it:

http://mentors.debian.net/debian/pool/main/s/sdcc/sdcc_3.1.0+dfsg-1.dsc


Regards
Gudjon

[1]
"""
> I'll CC Keith on this in the hope that he'll chime in with some details
> of the problems he's seeing.  Perhaps you can help figure out how we
> resolve these issues so that we can move forward to SDCC 3.X thereby
> motivating me to want to work on the packages and help upload again?

Sure, I'm seeing fairly significant code size increases from the 3.X
series, the end result is that our firmware cannot fit in the available
flash space when compiled with 3.X while it fits (barely) with earlier
versions of the compiler.

I've got one small example that compiles to 212 bytes with SDCC 2.9 but
takes 246 bytes with 3.1.0 (#7066). That one seems to be an unfortunate
combination of register allocation changes and some missing move
optimizations.
"""
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