On Tue, 11 Sep 2007, Andi Kleen wrote:If people don't compile-test both now, then why would they compile-test things when merged? So no, that's not the point. But at least things like "grep" will work sanely, and people will be *aware* that "Oh, this touches a file that may be used by the other word-size". Right now, we have people changing "i386-only" files that turn out to be used by x86-64 too - through very subtle Makefile things that the person who only looks into the i386 Makefile will never even *see*. THAT is the problem (well, at least part of it). Linus -
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