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<p>Committers in person:</p> |
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<li>Robert Watson (rwatson)</li> |
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<li>Julian Elischer(julian)</li> |
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<li>John Baldwin(jhb)</li> |
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<li>Matt Dillon (dillon)</li> |
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<li>David O'Brien (obrien)</li> |
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for 5.0.</p>
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get the network stack out from under Giant.</p> |
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get the network stack out from under Giant.</p> |
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<p><strong class="speaker">jhb</strong> : Jefferey Hsu and Jennifer Yang |
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were here to talk about this. They have the PCBs checked in now.</p> |
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were here to talk about this. They have the PCBs checked in now.</p> |
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would help with issues such as the socket code assuming memory is type |
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for this. Will preemption stuff go in by 5.0?</p> |
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for this. Will preemption stuff go in by 5.0?</p> |
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simulator problems.</p> |
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