Re: [boost] Removing old config macro and increasing compiler requirements.
Dave Abrahams wrote:
That's how Boost works. One of the ideas of the Git separation (and hopefully eventual Ryppl) transition is to give maintainers more of a sense of control over these things. I'm sure the commitment to quality is there, but I think there's probably a lot of resignation over the seemingly-intractable morasse.
I was going to ask for an update on these things, but this will do. I think it's just morass without an e. It sounds like it's time to reboot. I haven't followed this real closely, but know a lot of effort has gone into trying to preserve information in the conversion. That may be too much to ask. -- Brian Wood Ebenezer Enterprises - So far G-d has helped us. http://webEbenezer.net
on Tue Aug 06 2013, Brian Wood <woodbrian77-AT-gmail.com> wrote:
Dave Abrahams wrote:
That's how Boost works. One of the ideas of the Git separation (and hopefully eventual Ryppl) transition is to give maintainers more of a sense of control over these things. I'm sure the commitment to quality is there, but I think there's probably a lot of resignation over the seemingly-intractable morasse.
I was going to ask for an update on these things, but this will do. I think it's just morass without an e. It sounds like it's time to reboot. I haven't followed this real closely, but know a lot of effort has gone into trying to preserve information in the conversion. That may be too much to ask.
Boy, you really haven't been paying attention: that part is done. Throwing out all that work at this point because you get the sense "it's time to reboot" would be... well, pick your adjective. Too many are flying through my brain right now to choose. -- Dave Abrahams
On 07/08/13 03:56, Dave Abrahams wrote:
Boy, you really haven't been paying attention: that part is done. Throwing out all that work at this point because you get the sense "it's time to reboot" would be... well, pick your adjective. Too many are flying through my brain right now to choose.
So when is the official move to git planned? All contributors who cared should have already reviewed that their history is satisfying.
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