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kuyper@wizard.net (James Kuyper) writes:

> llewelly.at@xmission.dot.com (llewelly) wrote in message news:<86ise9kwoz.fsf@Zorthluthik.local.bar>...
> ..
>>     Few. Also, note the current maintainers of g++ are more opposed
>>     to extensions than not.
>
> So, who says you need their permission?

If you wish to run your own project, you don't. However, the most
    widely used gcc variants are close to the FSF GCC project, and
    co-operative with it. If an extension is accepted into the FSF
    GCC project, it will recieve much wider use.

Maybe with wider use of a proposed extension, better guesses about
    its utility, etc, can be made.

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