On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 5:44 PM, Stephan Assmus <superstippi@xxxxxx> wrote: > > Yes, it was copied accidentally from TemporaryLinkStubs. In case you > wondered, I've read comments on Bugzilla from reviewers which encourage to > remove copyright cruft when no code is left from the original contributor. > Like when a file is stubbed out, it doesn't make sense to keep copyright of > the same file from another port. Yes I was going to say that but I wasn't sure if you had copied this file from another port or not... > Yes. I saw already a lot of these cleanup possibilities. The problem is > that I have no way to test builds for other platforms. I could imagine to > set them up, but I believe to get them running can cost me several days of > work. > > There are of course the build bots at Bugzilla, which test other builds, > but I am not sure if they would catch regressions. This particular case > would be a more easy situation, but I've seen possibilities for refactoring > in GraphicsContext stuff, which may cause not so easy to spot regressions > if I was to go ahead do them. Don't worry about it, just stay focused on the Haiku port. Maybe I'll take a look at these refactoring possibilities since I have some Linux, Windows and Mac machines I could test on. Though I too should probably just focus on Haiku for now. With my current schedule I barely have time to keep up with emails and Haiku, Inc. related stuff... -- Regards, Ryan