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Re: [PATCHES] Better error messages if obsolete macros are used
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Paolo Bonzini |
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Re: [PATCHES] Better error messages if obsolete macros are used |
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Mon, 31 Dec 2012 14:17:20 +0100 |
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Il 31/12/2012 11:32, Stefano Lattarini ha scritto:
> It is indeed possible that the real reason that pushed me to remove
> AM_CONFIG_HEADER was the fact that I got caught in a "cleanup frenzy"
> when I was removing other (real) cruft. You are starting to partly
> convince me of that.
These patches are at least a little better, so I'll just let your
subconscious finish the task of convincing you. (Also because almost
nobody is using autoupdate anymore I believe, so a first step using
AU_DEFUN would not provide much benefit).
> That said, I still believe that old cruft, even if completely harmless
> as in this case, should be removed eventually (and that macro has been
> cruft for almost 10 yars now). The real issue with the removal is that
> it is has been too abrupt, with no transition from doc deprecation to
> runtime warnings to error message to complete removal (despite the fact
> we had all the time to implement this transition, and not doing so has
> been 100% my fault). These patches tries to remedy this situation.
Yeah, I agree entirely here.
Paolo