It's been 6 months, I thought I'd ask. People still occasionally email me links to a tcc git mirror (not sure why), and I reply that mirrors are nice, I even used to run one, but that any project that still cuts its releases from a CVS repository in 2009 simply isn't _interesting_. (Which is a pity, now that the gcc developers are apparently rewriting their C front end in C++. Oh well.)
But it occurs to me that if CVS _had_ gone away, how would I know? The tinycc.org web page still links to the old tinycc fork I deleted last year, and a "language comparisons" page that's moved. Not exactly heavy on the announcements. A quick glance at the archives wasn't enlightening... So I'm asking. Rob (It's like groundhog's day: I pop my head out, see CVS, and go away for 6 months...) _______________________________________________ Tinycc-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tinycc-devel
