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[Fwd: RE: Possible deadlock in serial.c]


So, what is the expected policy?  I can't see any of us spending
tremendous resources trying to keep a release branch up-to-date.

Comments?

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Gary Thomas <gary@mlbassoc.com>
MLB Associates
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> This looks reasonable to me and I have applied the change (patch
> attached).
Good :-)

> I don't think that there will be any patches made to the 2.0 branch
> now that it has been "released".

Does that mean that the ecos-v2_0-branch will *not* be touched at all from
now on?
It comes as a surprise to me since I would expect bug-fixes with relevance
for eCos 2.0 to be committed to this branch as well - thus only new
features/major revisions would be kept solely in the latest branch.

/David Marqvar
Thrane & Thrane

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