Mailing list archive inaccessible/403 forbidden.

[lberezy]

The mailing list archives for both dev and users are inaccessible and return a 403 Forbidden code when access is attempted.

http://lists.avr-llvm.org/pipermail/users/ returns 403 Forbidden.

[dylanmckay]

I'm not sure if it's worth fixing this issue - due to the very small number of contributors, the list was only actually used by me to notify a few people about milestones a few times. We are also in the process of moving into LLVM upstream, so the discussion on development will really have to move to the LLVM mailing lists.

If there still is interest, I will work on it however.

[lberezy]

That's half the reason I was looking for the mailing list archives - I know there's some progress with getting things merged upstream (congratulations), I just wanted to understand the current status.

I've done a quick search on code review and mailing lists upstream for "AVR", though nothing was overly clear.

On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 10:23 PM, Dylan McKay notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm not sure if it's worth fixing this issue - due to the very small number of contributors, the list was only actually used by me to notify a few people about milestones a few times. We are also in the process of moving into LLVM upstream, so the discussion on development will really have to move to the LLVM mailing lists.

If there still is interest, I will work on it however.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/avr-llvm/llvm/issues/170#issuecomment-151460394.

[dylanmckay]

I think there were three emails sent in the mailing lists, all by me.

The upstreaming process is slow.

Two weeks ago in r250492 I added the AVR target triple definitions.

Four days ago the public AVR ELF definitions landed in r251096.

After this discussion on LLVMDev, I became the code owner for the LLVM backend in r251471 this morning.

The first real migration of AVR code is currently in review in D14039.

[dylanmckay]

Development has halted until the migration is completed. After that I will probably work on #149, as it is blocking avr-rust.

[DavidEGrayson]

@dylanmckay Thank you for this status update. I intend to make a PIC18 backend for LLVM at some point, so it will be interesting to follow your progress and learn from it.

@lberezy We can get the latest updates by looking at http://reviews.llvm.org/p/dylanmckay/feed/ and by running svn log | grep --after-context=3 dylanmckay in the appropriate SVN repository.

[lberezy]

Thanks for the update. I'm super excited for avr-rust and in-general, all that LLVM for AVR will do for the community.

[dylanmckay]

Me too, the guarantees of Rust would be perfect for AVR!

[dylanmckay]

Closing as there will be no need for a mailing list once upstreaming is completed.