I think it is a good idea. But it depends on Rhys. Kirill.
> Hi, > > I'd like to propose to do Portable.NET 0.7.4 and libjit 0.0.6 release > soon (14th January if possible?) because of various reasons: > > 1. There hasn't been a pnet release for almost half a year anyway, so > lots of smaller things happened, latest libjit is even more than a year > old. And it's also a good sign to show recent activities in both projects. > > 2. There have been a few "hard" fixes in cvs done after the last release > (gcc4 compatibility, compile failure on arm and probably others I forgot). > > 3. libjit and libCrayons will take more time, so waiting for them would > mean next release in a few months (and releasing in-between is not a > good thing IMHO). > > 4. Packagers are complaining that the current state is rather difficult > and some cvs fixes, in release form, would make their lifes easier, so > there's a better chance new pnet/libjit packages are updated in > distributions or them being added at all. (Especially the gcc4 > incompatibility on some architectures is hitting them hard as more time > passes, I suppose). > > I don't know if there are any real TODOs left, only some optional ones > that come to my mind: > - Fix "make dist" in pnet > - Fix some html pages on southern-storm.com.au :) > The <td> attribute on some pages has width="150", others have not - can > the owner (*hint* :) please add the width attribute to the other html > sites please, too? Otherwise it looks horrible on gecko based browsers > because it renders the page 50:50 navigation:content > (Sorry Rhys, I *had* to bring this up again :) > > And I was told to make all committers aware *not* to change configure.ac > before the release so that pnet uses libjit by default - as we all now, > it's not really working yet at the moment :) > > > Rainer > _______________________________________________ > Developers mailing list > [email protected] > http://dotgnu.org/mailman/listinfo/developers > _______________________________________________ Developers mailing list [email protected] http://dotgnu.org/mailman/listinfo/developers
