On Sunday February 08 2015 22:09:29 VideoLAN's Jean-Baptiste Kempf wrote:

> Moreover, you called me and insulted me personally on a public mailing-list.

No. I don't know if Jeremy called you (I doubt he'd waste money on an 
international call to a cell) but I certainly didn't.
And no one insulted you personally on this ML. Things were said about you that 
weren't meant to be nice, but they were not addressed to you. Either you went 
to the archives to (pardon the expression) "get yourself insulted", or someone 
on this list forwarded you a copy without telling anyone else but that's a 
hypothesis I am not going to give any credibility until that someone comes 
forward.

> But, I'll forward it to the right people too.

Sure, that's a very adult reaction, but I'm sure you weren't going to do that 
behind our backs, and CC us, right?

> No wonder everyone moved to HomeBrew.
> Please, go away.
> It's weird, because Diego told me you were decent.

No comments.

> > "Also, the order in which libraries are linked is irrelevant."
> 
> Where have I said that?  That is flat out not true.  The order in which
> libraries are linked is relevant.

Jeremy, that's me he's talking about (as well as the patches). He forgets to 
mentioned that I admitted to having been confused later in the thread (but I 
continue to think that the order in which you list libraries on the linker 
command line is irrelevant most of the time; I'm old enough to remember when 
that was not the case, and that I never have to give that order any thought 
anymore when not doing weird things like linking 2 competing OpenGL libraries).

> int is perfectly fine for earlier versions of C.

Again, that was about my code, Jeremy. I don't know why you felt the need to 
react to this kind of comment, but thank you (I guess) for confirming something 
never felt the need to call into question ;)

R.
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