GDB 6 schedule
Andrew Cagney
ac131313@redhat.com
Thu May 22 15:46:00 GMT 2003
> Hi Andrew,
>
> The port consists of a tdep file and a remote back-end over two files (there
> is a lot of code in the remote back-end and two clear levels of
> abstraction).
It possible for the tdep file to just slip into place - the problematic
interfaces have all now largely been clearly identified. The remote
stuff could get a few red flags - with the architecture vector largely
overhauled the remote stuff could find itself needing core changes.
> The trunk has moved on considerably sinse the last major release and I need
> some of the new features such as reg groups (several hundred registers).
>
> If there is a concern then I would be happy if a tempory branch of the gdb
> directory was created to work on for the next few weeks prior to merging to
> the trunk, however as you say, the worst that can happen is that the ip2k
> port doesn't work.
I think you'll want to always work on the head. Once the file is mostly
ok, it can be added to the mainline. The configuration changes can be
added later.
> I would appreciate your help and time to make this work.
Post stuff here and someone should be able to help.
Andrew
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