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From: Elena Zannoni <ezannoni@redhat.com>
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To: Andrew Cagney <ac131313@redhat.com>
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Subject: Re: GDB PR categories
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Andrew Cagney writes:
 > Following up from what Elena did.  What do people think of the following 
 > PR categories.

Ok. seems reasonable. Even though there may be some overlap of
categories.  Watch out for characters like '-' '+' '/' in the
names. Maybe double check with Fernando.

Elena


 > 
 > a29k
 > alpha
 > arc
 > arm
 > avr
 > cris
 > d10v
 > d30v
 > fr30
 > h8300
 > h8500
 > i386
 > i960
 > ia64
 > m32r
 > m68hc11
 > m68k
 > m88k
 > mcore
 > mn10200
 > mn10300
 > ns32k
 > pa
 > powerpc
 > s390
 > sh
 > sparc
 > tic80
 > v850
 > vax
 > w65
 > x86-64
 > xstormy16
 > z8k
 > 
 > aix
 > djgpp
 > GNU/Linux
 > FreeBSD
 > NetBSD
 > OpenBSD
 > hurd
 > solaris
 > other os
 > 
 > c++
 > java
 > pascal
 > scheme
 > ada
 > objc
 > 
 > threads
 > sharedlibs
 > remote
 > server
 > cli
 > mi
 > tui
 > symtab
 > 
 > It kind of reflects the maintainers file.  We can, like everything else, 
 > always do this incrementally :-)
 > 
 > Thoughts?
 > Andrew
 > 
 >