On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 09:45:06AM +0200, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
That implies new minimum requirements for the various toolchains,
and we piggybacked on the research done by the LLVM team on this and
settled on
  Clang 3.1
  GCC 4.7
  MSVC 2012
In general, that sound fine for me. One thing that pops to my mind here is that
the longterm bibisect repository covering the range from mid-3.5 to currently
4.3 branchoff is build on the veritable Ubuntu 12.04 LTS -- which doesnt have
gcc-4.7 by default.
As the 4.3all repository is already 12GB by now, I would suggest to make a
clean split here, bump to a Ubuntu 14.04 baseline and start a new bibisect repo
series from there. The number of ancient regressions isnt that big anymore
(thanks to bibisect itself -- in part at least), so having a (smaller) 4.4
onwards repo, that does not include 4.3 and earlier likely makes sense. Should
the need arise, we keep around the 4.3all repo still.
@Robinson: Thoughts?
Best,
Bjoern
Context
  - C++11 · Stephan Bergmann
- bibisect baseline (was: C++11) · Bjoern Michaelsen
 
  - Re: C++11 · Jan-Marek Glogowski
 
  - Re: C++11 · Stephan Bergmann
 
 
   
 
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