[cfe-dev] rdar URLs

[Chris Lattner]

On Jan 7, 2009, at 7:40 AM, steve naroff wrote:

> Radar is Apple's internal bug tracking system.
>
> Registered Apple developers have access to some of this data via
> Apple's Developer Support group.
>
> Since clang hasn't been formally released, the ADS channel won't help
> you.
>
> Chris may be able to give us more info...

I think you can get access to some radars through  
bugreporter.apple.com, but probably not much.  Most of the bugs filed  
in rdar are not particularly interesting ("foo doesn't work").  If  
there is a commit that fixes a bug without a testcase, feel free to  
demand a testcase from the committer :).  The rdar:// identifiers are  
mostly just for interlinking the files, just like bugzilla PR  
numbers.  Amusingly, the llvm-gcc sources are littered with rdar  
numbers for all the apple local changes, which is pretty useless (IMO)  
even for people with access to rdar.

-Chris

>
>
> snaroff
>
> On Jan 7, 2009, at 9:55 AM, Sebastian Redl wrote:
>
>>
>> I've been wondering for some time: what are the rdar:/problem/...  
>> URLs
>> posted every now and then? Is this some internal bug tracker? Is
>> there any
>> way for external developers such as me to access this tracker?
>>
>> Sebastian
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