On Tuesday, June 28, 2011 10:26:35 Jie Zhang wrote: > On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 1:56 PM, Mike Frysinger wrote: > > On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 09:29, Jie Zhang wrote: > >> [Resend with a smaller patch. The original patch email is pending for > >> list moderator's approval because the size exceeding 100KB. I don't > >> know when the moderator will see it. So I resend it with a smaller > >> patch with trivial stuff removed.] > > > > i can add you to said list if you want > > I would like to see this limit to be relaxed or removed. I have > encountered this limit for several times. I also saw others > encountered this limit in the past.
i'd rather not. people sometimes hit this limit because they're doing something wrong. i certainly dont want to see an e-mail of 1MiB+ data files coming across the list (this has come up before). i added myself to the notification list when things get moderated, so hopefully things will get processed quicker now. > >> It also move libiberty > >> headers from src/lib/ to include/. So if source file in UrJTAG want to > >> use functions from libiberty, it can just include libiberty.h and > >> don't need to declare the function by itself. This is also how GCC, > >> GDB and Binutils use libiberty. > > > > i wonder if we should have it be include/lib/ and then have the > > toplevel code take care of putting -I$(top_srcdir)/include/lib. > > I thought about it. But I'm not sure which one is better: put those > headers in include/lib/ or just in include/. So I just choose the less > effort one. i just didnt want clogging up of include/. but i guess it's not that big of a deal. as long as the default case expands into the const lookup table, this looks fine to me. -mike
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