Alejandro R Mosteo
Alejandro R Mosteo
That's official in the sense that it's part of our resources, but the website doesn't pull any info from it. Indeed we should point to that repo somewhere too.
Yes, it will be something in that direction.
> I have observed same behaviour in Debian 12 with more than 1000 blank lines followed by what looks like a stack trace when there is a file or directory...
Possibly related: https://gcc.gnu.org/pipermail/gcc-patches/2025-January/672522.html
Yes. I'm glad to hear that the library has been restructured. For the oldest system GNAT we actively test, that will very soon be GNAT 13 in Ubuntu 24.04, as...
> I was going to close this issue then and re-open it if needed but I guess I should leave it open for the alr clean? That's tracked in #2019,...
Does `alr with --versions` do what you want? It's not interactive but it highlights what can be updated.
Ideally we would need a Python test for the end-user behavior. @Mivirl, are you able/willing to do it?
Looks good to me. @Seb-MCaw, since you seem familiar with these issues, any final comment?
> I guess this at least needs to be documented somewhere, if not disabled? For the disabling, do you mean with `__gnat_do_argv_expansion`? Any collateral damage that we may expect from...