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By Lincoln Rutledge () lrutledge@lnlattorneys.com on lnlattorneys.com
That means I get to pick out where the posters will hang that much sooner...
My 3.0 box at home is backed up and ready. I want to try to run my own tree this time...
I hope this isn't a belated April Fool's joke...
Lincoln
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By Wim Vandeputte () wim@kd85.com on http://kd85.com/
Anybody willing to come and help me stuff envellopes is welcome in Lovendegem....
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That said, it does what the team wants and marginal performance boost is not that big of an incentive, compared to the work and potential unreliability issues gcc3 might present.
Eventually I suppose they will want to merge with the trunk, but the frequency of this merge doesn't have to be high. Maybe OpenBSD 3.6 to merge with GCC-3.6 a year from now; ie: update every 4th or 5th OpenBSD release.
By raiten () on
later than sooner
performance of generated code is better
but compiling speed is an important issue, and some arch support
has been discussed on misc@
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openbsd-misc&w=2&r=1&s=gcc+3.x+with+Openbsd+src+tree&q=b
3.3 is in ports but not soon the default
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no real chance
tendra does not support all openbsd archs ...
and is really on developpement stage (first think to compile all openbsd sys/ports with tendra ...)
By mirabile () mirabile@bsdcow.net on https://MirBSD.BSDadvocacy.org:8890/
correctly rebuild itself - same for 3.3.1, I have
to admit.
I'll do some work on 3.2.3/3.2.4 next month.
By Noryungi () on
But the OpenBSD web site still says version 3.4 is on "pre-order"...
Here are the results from the European ordering site (I have no reason to believe that it's different on the international site):
Your order currently is:
-> 1 OpenBSD 3.4 CD @ EUR 45.00
NOTE: Orders containing 3.4 CD's will not ship until the CD is available.
-> Total: EUR 45 + Shipping.
OpenBSD 3.4 - will release and ship Nov. 1, 2003
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By Martijn () martijn@bunix.org on http://martijn@bunix.org
With the current exchange rate (1 Euro = 1.1724 USD) the CD-set will cost 52,16 USD in Europe. I think this is rather unfair.
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By cy () deady@oct2003.snew.com on mailto:deady@oct2003.snew.com
Hmmmm, tough.
Europe has VAT and other taxes (and health care and other things).
The euro's value does change against USD.
Perhaps looking as CAD (it's a canadian product) would be more "fair."
Perhaps the US gets a better price because we all carry handguns?
The price is $55, but you americans get it cheaper because you're closer, your DARPA funded us for 18/24 months for millions and you scare us with your concealed weapons and stupid president.
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