I don’t have any experience working with women in programming projects; I don’t think that any volunteered to work on Emacs or GCC.
A number of women have contributed to GCC, including:
Janis Johnson maintains the test suite and has been a contributor since 2001
Sandra Loosemore is the lead author of the GNU Library Reference Manual;[3] RMS is listed as her co-author.
Dorit Nuzman made major contributions to loop scheduling and vectorization.
Carolyn Tice is also mentioned as a contributor.
sorry I don't brook misogyny in free software. take this apology and liberal great manning somewhere else. free software doesn't need rms
e: you can review my comments in this thread and see that I do find some nuance. but that doesn't mean I'm sticking my head in the sand over his misogyny. there are plenty of neurospicy ppl who aren't sexist
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sorry I don't brook misogyny in free software. take this apology and liberal great manning somewhere else. free software doesn't need rms
e: you can review my comments in this thread and see that I do find some nuance. but that doesn't mean I'm sticking my head in the sand over his misogyny. there are plenty of neurospicy ppl who aren't sexist