Re: New maintainer

[Jay Belanger]

"John Wiegley" <address@hidden> writes:

> If, on the other hand, Clang offered some clever API that was specific
> to Clang, and we built support for that API directly into Emacs to
> allow a better experience for Clang users, this is what Richard would
> not allow, according to what I read.

Ah.  This sounds different than what you wrote before:

>> The main thing is that it is GCC's responsibility to be better, and
>> not Emacs' to prevent better options from being chosen, simply to
>> accommodate a lack of progress by GCC.

I took this to mean if Clang offered something that Emacs could support,
then it would be GCC's responsibility to add it.  But I'm probably
misunderstanding something.

Thanks for the answer.