mchirico, redi: what you can try to do is to put your link in the article talk page, and ask an independent administrator (hopefully one who's not an insane idiot) to look at it and give the go-ahead to put it in. If nothing happens, maybe put up an RfC to blow up the whole matter.

This is even in the Wikipedia policy text, but I guess most of the administrators can't be bothered to point it out because they're more concerned with how to make Jimbo Wales look good in the wake of the Essjay incident.

As fzort said, I (or rather we) patched a coroutines library for C so that it'll compile on newer gcc's, and I e-mailed the patch to the maintainer.

Since I've not received any response yet, I decided to upload it to my web page.

Well, let's see:

froofyJIT is now on SourceForge.

I rewrote the patch to use ccg instead of froofyJIT (to take advantage of being able to directly write x86 code), and posted the new patch on the timidity-talk mailing list. First response:

Does it work on the x86_64?

Oops. Um... no, not really. But thanks for asking.