Re: New user wanting to help

[JBRUCHON <jbruchon@nc.rr.com>]

I'm sort of the current maintainer of the site and the project, but have no 
access to the mailing list setup at all.

I'm a fairly busy person so I don't do much without being asked to do it, 
and my web-fu sucks pretty bad.

If you want something in particular done, give me the resources and I'll get 
it done.

Ben Weiss wrote:
> --- Hans <hans64@ht-lab.com> wrote:
> 
>> I am a bit disappointed that Rask Lambertsen's GCC
>> port and the Dioscuri 
>> emulator (which runs ELKS!) are not mentioned on the
>> website, come on guys, 
>> it can't be that much work to add some hyperlinks...
> 
> This seems like the easiest thing to fix first, and
> makes the project "look" better, so I'd be happy to
> provide some updates to the site. Not too much for
> now, just keeping with static pages- fixing broken
> links, adding some (ie Rasks's port), etc. Does anyone
> know who needs to be contacted to update the archive
> mentioned on vger.kernel.org? Is this list still even
> being archived, or do we have to "sign up" for it? (If
> so, gmane comes to mind...)
> 
>> Compiling ELKS under GCC is not going to be
>> easy but IMHO will be very 
>> beneficial for the wider embedded user community and
>> hence will/might 
>> increase the popularity of ELKS.
> 
> Sounds like great minds think alike :)
> Not only is GCC much more popular and continuously
> maintained, but apparently GCC (GAS, rather) uses AT&T
> syntax, and BCC uses Intel syntax. Since Linux uses
> GCC, it follows that modifying/porting to ELKS would
> be easier if we also use GCC. 
> 
> -Ben
> 
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