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<antto>
an annonymous person threw a brick thru my window, with a note tied to it, the note says "why is there no openocd release when support for new chips gets added?" or something like that
<nohit>
last time i asked this PaulFertser said that it is not a problem as people are meant to build it themselves
<antto>
oh, on the other side of the note, it says with big scary capital letters: "DON'T MAKE ME FORK IT!!!!1"
<antto>
damn it, don't expose yourself ;P~
<antto>
yeah i've had to build openocd a few times too
<antto>
but currently i use the one from debian
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<mcrod>
the only thing I will say with due respect
<mcrod>
openocd’s last stable being 3 years old now, missing support for lots of stuff that’s come along since then
<mcrod>
it is certainly jarring
<mcrod>
today I had to build openocd and the first question i had was “why not stable, why are you using master” and that took some explaining