If you write the following in an .idl file void A(in nsIInterface interface) you get the following generated code: NS_IMETHOD A(const nsIInterface *interface) There's nothing wrong with this, but it does mean that you can only call const methods on "interface". If you do something like "interface->QueryInterface" on Visual C++ 6.0 on Windows, you'll get a compiler error since "QueryInterface" isn't a const function. Right now you can get around it by casting "interface" to a "nsIInterface *" before using it, but it seems like it would make it easier for the interface to not be const.

Setting all current Open/Normal to M4.

Fixed!

will mark verified assuming reporter agrees with fix

didn't hear any complaining so marking verified

bulk reassigning all bugs from shaver's @netscape account to his @mozill acount