Riccardo,
I don't believe that GNUstep should hold back features to remain compatible
with any given compiler. Not implementing features that are widely used
(not even particularly "modern" ones) because the less capable compiler (in
this case the latest GCC) lacks support is not a healthy
Hi,
On 2022-02-06 19:55:10 + Richard Frith-Macdonald
wrote:
Yes, I remember thinking (and should have said) that I know of no
bugs in the
GCC implementation (though of course there may be some), and that a
bad
release many years ago is not indicative of current or recent support.
Hi,
sorry for being a little bit absent, day-job is overtaking, I skipped
the meeting and had no energy to reply. Also, the words chosen
irritated me and spoke to you guys separately.
Let me start with a reply on the facts given which here are then mixed
with judgments which are personal of
