On 31 May 2018 at 09:38, Richard Henderson rth@twiddle.net wrote:
I spoke with Ramana about these at HKG18, and I'm finally getting back to these. I have routines for
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The tests pass when run under Foundation Platform 11.3. What is the best way to submit these for review and upstreaming? There's nothing in the git README about an upstream mailing list...
FWIW, my code is at
I believe the canonical procedure to submit patches to cortex-strings is via gerrit: review.linaro.org. If you have the git-review plugin installed it should be as simple as running the 'git review' command.
Siddhesh