Mail Archives: pgcc/2001/04/18/07:34:09
The schmorp mail FAQ (2001-02-24)
This message is sent to you in reply to your message
"trouble building compiler. STACK_NON_STACK_INTERLEAVE",
which was received by root AT localhost on Tue, 17 Apr 2001 15:21:45 -0700.
It is sent whenever you send mail directly to me (as opposed to
replying to my mail, cc'ing etc..), but at most once per month. If you
want to make sure that you will receive no automatic reply just put a
"NOREPLY" at the end of your Subject:-line.
"Why this FAQ?"
Due to the large volume of mail I receive I am unable to process all
mail that is sent to me in a timely fashion. To avoid unnecessary
frustration I send out this message to inform you that I have received
your mail and will try to answer as fast as possible.
"You haven't answered since days!"
Depending on where I am and what I do I might not even have been able
to read your mail. If I haven't replied within a week chances are low
that I will reply at all. If it is important and the ressources given
below cannot answer your question just RESEND your message, I will
notice when somebody tried to reach me ;)
"But I do have this important question!"
Consider asking on the following lists/groups. There might be a lot
more people there and it will almost certainly be faster to ask at the
right place anyway:
- for papp-development related questions, use the papp-devel
mailinglist (see http://papp.plan9.de/).
- for gcc-related questions, use the gcc mailinglist(s) (see
http://gcc.gnu.org/).
- for pgcc-related questions, use the pgcc mailinglist (see
http://www.goof.com/pcg/).
- for gimp- & gimp-perl-related questions, use the gimp-developers
mailinglist (http://www.gimp.org/) or ask the gimp-perl mailinglist
(see http://gimp.pages.de/).
- for other perl-related questions, use the comp.lang.perl.modules or
comp.lang.perl.moderated newgroups.
Thanks,
Marc
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