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Re: GDB meeting, Silicon Valley 1999-05-14


Stan Shebs wrote:
> If you can't make it, I expect that we will post a
> summary of the meeting afterwards.

Stan is away on holidays.

I thought I posted the below several days ago, but unfortunately, it is
now looking like it didn't go out :-(

The below was drafted by Stan.  I've since edited it slightly and am now
posting it.

	sorry for the delay,
		Andrew

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Last Friday (1999-05-14) a group of GDB hackers and other
interested parties got together to discuss the maintenance
of GDB.  The meeting was held at HP's Cupertino CA campus,
and included the following participants:

       Andrew Cagney (cagney@cygnus.com)
       J. T. Conklin (jtc@redbacknetworks.com)
       Robert Dewar (dewar@gnat.com)
       Klee Dienes (klee@apple.com)
       Wes Embry (wes@sgi.com)
       Paul Hilfinger (hilfingr@CS.Berkeley.edu)
       David Metcalfe (crdjm@sgi.com)
       Paul Sanville (sanville@flytrap.cup.hp.com)
       Stan Shebs (shebs@cygnus.com)
       Richard Stallman (rms@gnu.org)
       Mike Vermeulen (mev@cup.hp.com)
       Sanjay Waghray (sw@home.com)
       Todd Whitesel (toddpw@wrs.com)

Much of the discussion focussed on the technical directions
that have been discussed in this forum already (multi-architecture,
multi-process, async debug).  There was also discussion of
using Guile with GTK to build the standard windowed interface
for GDB.

We did agree to form a "steering committee" for GDB.  This
committee (having a size and form similar to the existing GCC
committee) would focus on overall policy for GDB. Day-to-day
maintenance issues would generally continue as before.
Committee membership was not decided at this meeting, and will
be worked out in the coming weeks.

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