I'd like to propose creating a new dedicated mailing list for libc++, libc++abi and libunwind. The list would be called libcxx-dev, and it would have less traffic and be more targeted than cfe-dev. This will be helpful, especially with the growing number of people that contribute to libc++ on a regular basis.
I know at least a couple of people involved in libc++ are on board (e.g. Marshall), and I'd like to know whether anyone's objecting to that move. If not, I'll go ahead and send an email to the Foundation requesting for that to happen (and all the associated plumbing like Herald rules).
I think it makes sense to have a separate -commits list, but I could easily be convinced otherwise. In other words, let’s have a separate -commits list unless there’s a reason not to.
I’d like to propose creating a new dedicated mailing list for libc++, libc++abi and libunwind. The list would be called libcxx-dev, and it would have less traffic and be more targeted than cfe-dev. This will be helpful, especially with the growing number of people that contribute to libc++ on a regular basis.
I know at least a couple of people involved in libc++ are on board (e.g. Marshall), and I’d like to know whether anyone’s objecting to that move. If not, I’ll go ahead and send an email to the Foundation requesting for that to happen (and all the associated plumbing like Herald rules).
I sent a test email to libcxx-dev@list.llvm.org a couple of hours ago but nothing shows up as of yet. I’m suspecting something’s wrong with the list setup.
