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<fossy>stikonas[m]: reviewing now :) <stikonas[m]>fossy: thanks, I might push cleaup commit to the same pr if you don't mind <stikonas[m]>We don't need fully functioning autoconf if we only use it for next sutoconf <stikonas[m]>fossy: the nice thing is that we no longer need workarounds that we used in binutils 2.14 <stikonas>fossy: maybe we should move help2man to sysc? <stikonas>we can keep sysa smaller by removing it and also just removing manpages <stikonas>hmm, althuh help2man is really lightweight, maybe not worth it <fossy>stikonas: yeah no worries w/ putting the cleanup commit in same pr <stikonas>yeah, I'm just testing final checksum changes for binutils 2.24 <stikonas>I think we had a lot of pregenn'ed manpages in both binutils <fossy>yeah, i haven't paid very close ttention to documentation tbh <stikonas>but earlier I thought these .1 files are handled by help2man... <stikonas>doesn't matter, it's just unused documentation <stikonas>it's not used at all for code generation <stikonas>I think in the end we will be able to update quite a bit of old GNU stuff... <stikonas>we'll still have GCC <= 4.7.4 of course but at least other things should be newer <bauen1>it's very nice to see this project moving along :) <stikonas[m]>Well, it would be interesting to see how far live-bootstrap can take riscv once mes supports it <stikonas[m]>I suspect for live-bootstrap it will be easier than for guix <river>i watched the talk. very good! <river>i had no idea there was lisp code in gcc! <ekaitz>oriansj: yaaaasss! there we are! <ekaitz>river: it's not really lisp code but an s-expression based language