On Apr 30, 2012, at 2:04 PM, Leif Lindholm wrote:
> My only question mark was with regards to the lack of out-of-line assembly implementations for the older architecture versions (as in "I don't know whether people would care about that or not").
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> It does apply cleanly-ish (non-interactively) on top of 1.5.5, but I don't know if any further drops off 1.5 are planned?
No, 1.5.5 was the end of that line.
Let me explain our versioning:
- 1.odd numbers (1.5.x) are "Feature" series.
- 1.even numbers (1.6.x) are "Stable" series.
1.6 is just a re-naming from the 1.5 series (i.e., it's not a new branch from the trunk). It represents the maturity of a feature series. Once it transitions to 1.6/stable, no new features can be added/removed -- only bug fixes.
See http://www.open-mpi.org/software/ompi/versions/ if you care for more info.
So I committed the ARM patch against the trunk and filed a CMR for 1.6.
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