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Thank you!

[Mark Mitchell]

Folks --

It's been a long time since I've posted to the GCC mailing list because (as is rather obvious) I haven't been directly involved in GCC development for quite some time.  As of today, I'm no longer at Mentor Graphics (the company that acquired CodeSourcery), so I no longer even have a management role in a company involved in GCC development.  And, as I don't have plans to be involved in GCC development in the foreseeable future, it seems best to admit that I'm no longer a maintainer of GCC.  I've also tendered my resignation to the GCC Steering Committee.  David Edelsohn has kindly agreed to make the requisite changes to the MAINTAINERS file on my behalf.  

GCC has been an interest of mine for a very long time, beginning with the point at which I convinced a previous employer to deploy it as a cross-platform compiler solution because we were having so many problems with incompatibility between the various proprietary compilers we were using.  Of course, GCC itself still had a few bugs left at that point, so I fixed one or two, and, later, when I should have been writing papers in graduate school, I implemented some C++ template features (with much help from Jason Merrill and others) instead, and, eventually became very involved in the development of GCC.  I'll of course remain interested in GCC, even if more as an observer than as a participant!

I'd very much like to thank all who are, have been, or will be developers and maintainers of GCC.  Of course, I'm particularly grateful to those who reviewed my patches, fixed the bugs I introduced, endured my nit-picking reviews of their patches, and so forth.  But, there are literally hundreds of you -- perhaps thousands -- who have contributed, and I'd like to thank all of you; your contributions and your community gave me the opportunity to have a ton of fun.

Thank you,

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[Jeff Law]

On 11/15/13 18:33, Mark Mitchell wrote:
>
> I'd very much like to thank all who are, have been, or will be
> developers and maintainers of GCC.  Of course, I'm particularly
> grateful to those who reviewed my patches, fixed the bugs I
> introduced, endured my nit-picking reviews of their patches, and so
> forth.  But, there are literally hundreds of you -- perhaps thousands
> -- who have contributed, and I'd like to thank all of you; your
> contributions and your community gave me the opportunity to have a
> ton of fun.
And on behalf of the entire GCC community I'd like to thank you.

You played so many roles for GCC through the years.  C++ co-maintainer, 
release manager, steering committee member, global reviewer, project 
leader, etc and excelled at each one.

In particular I'd like to call out your time as release manager.  I 
suspect some of the newer folks aren't aware of how desperately we 
needed someone to step into that role.  I had completely burnt out and 
GCC was floundering with not even a plan for how the next release was 
going to get out the door.

You volunteered for an often thankless job and did far more as a release 
manager than I could ever have envisioned.  You managed to herd a 
diverse group of developers, often with conflicting agendas, &  without 
any true power over how they spent their time.

During your time as release manager you really became a leader for the 
whole project and with your guidance GCC found continued success.


Even though I've been expecting this for a while, I'm still terribly sad 
to see you go.  As I'm sure you know, you're always welcome here in any 
capacity you choose to engage!

Thanks again,

jeff

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