RE: replace (plain text)

[Eric Christopher <echristo@redhat.com>]

> most trivial of code bases. You call this "whining" [smile]? And, BTW, it's
> not one bug. it's many.
> 

That's the problem.  We don't know if it one or more without a good
testcase...

> I just sent a small part of my latest code base to a cohort of yours in the
> UK. I included screen captures of a couple of bugs, including (MS Visual
> Studio) memory, registers, error messages, disassembly at the location of
> the error (access violation in dbimp) and all of the source code he needed
> to reproduce and solve the problem. His response was that it was too much
> info for him to download and that he was reluctant to receive source code
> that didn't belong to me (it belongs to my employers). He then asked me if I
> could provide him with an "example" of the source code that caused the
> problem [AAAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!]. Is there something wrong with this or
> is it me?

It is just you, of course, being that cohort I can't comment for anyone
else ;)  Without the code being released by your company via a written
release I can't look at it.  The best example is, of course, what you
sent me.  However, without a release from your company no one at Red Hat
can look at it.  If you can perhaps come up with a contrived example
that evokes the same behavior it would be wonderful.  As far as it being
too big, I work on the compiler most of the time - testcases are usually
small :)

-eric

-- 
I will not grease the monkey bars