Fredrik Holmqvist wrote:
Not that my opinions matters much, but give the guy commit access, just make clang a separate branch until its stable and debugged and I'd maybe suggest leaving it there till after R1 to reduce conflicts.2013/12/4 Fredrik Holmqvist <fredrik.holmqvist@xxxxxxxxx>:I had a discussion with Jonathan Schleifer (js) on IRC about his clang changes at https://github.com/Midar/haiku It has been discussed a bit in the commits mailing-list and his GitHub is watched. it is however starting to go out of sync and out of memory. I'd like to see this commited and done with. I suggest an approach to update patches, verify that gcc2 and gcc4 builds/runs and commit. Then do fixes based upon reviews.To follow up on this I think time would be better spent if we allowed js to become a commiter than having me as an intermediate. Either as an ordinary commiter or under some other form. Coding and communication wise (IRC and mail) I think he has already proven himself. So I guess it comes down to the understanding of the undefined 'Haiku' way... :) That would allow me to keep spend the little time I have focused on EFI. /Fredrik Holmqvist, TQH
Still interesting stuff none the less. Sean