Hello Steve, and welcome!
As a person knowledgeable with C and C++, you may help with fixing
bugs, implementing new functions, or also carrying out additional --
but very important -- tasks such as documenting code.
If you want to get started with the (huge!) OpenOffice code base, I
suggest you begin by building it for the first time.
The Wiki has general build instructions:
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Building_Guide_AOO
as well as step-by-step instructions for the most used platforms:
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Building_Guide_AOO#Step-by-Step_Building_Guide_for_Different_Platforms
I believe that the "trunk" branch is the best starting point, because
it is where the most active development should be carried out.
I also suggest to subscribe to the dev@ mailing list so that... you
can complain on that list if anything in the build instructions is not
clear! ;-)
We are looking forward to hear you there. Or also here if you have any
other general questions!
Best regards.
On Tue, Feb 23, 2021 at 10:49:44PM +, Stephen Greensides wrote:
> Hi
> I am Steve. Now retired and hoping to put something back. I have been using
> C/C++ on and off since 1988, so do not presume me to be some sort of C++ Guru
> :)
>
> Basically I have done a bit of everything in computing - (to ensure I stayed
> employed and paid!), so the spread of knowledge is far, but definitely thin :(
>
> Mostly, I use OpenOffice as a preference to Excel - I much prefer the
> semi-colon separator in formulii to MS’s comma.
>
> Oh, and my 3 faults are being a Yorkshireman, modest and having no sense of
> humour!
>
> Steve
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