Hi Guys
Thanks for letting me join mailing list.
Please suggest me some work on programming which I could begin right now.
Regarding myself I am a hobby programmer.
This cad development effort is really fascinating as I am Piping Engineer and
day in day out in microstation, Intergraph smartplant 3d and other softwares.
my ultimate dream would be to ready this product comparable to any professional
software.
Thanks once again and pls let me know the path forward as I am very new and
would need guidance to move ahead.
Thanks and best regards
Santosh Dey
On Tue, 17 May 2016 14:30:49 +0530 Daniel Roßberg wrote
>Rakshika,
2016-05-16 23:40 GMT+02:00 Rakshika Bagavathy :
>> Ooh, generic container doesn't mean generic programming. In fact, it
>> would be explicitly a non-generic programming. (Do you know why?)
>
> I'm sorry, I'm not following what you mean.
This is the statement I was waiting for ;) Keep asking if you don't
understand something giving me the chance to explain.
Regarding the generic programming: Wikipedia (a good source to get a
first guess) writes: "... generic programming is a style of computer
programming in which algorithms are written in terms of types
to-be-specified-later ..." I.e. you would first write your algorithm
and afterwards specify the mesh structure. Then they write something
about object oriented languages, C++, and templates in the Wikipedia.
However, I'll outline the idea (pseudo)implemented in C to demonstrate
that generic programming is a general programming paradigm - in a
separate mail.
> I'm writing code as i write this mail. What i'm trying to do is write a
> structure that is elaborate enough to cover all the fields of BRL-CAD, to
> which OpenSCAD's Polyset class can be converted.
>
> I would also like to know what changes need to be made in my project plan
> here: http://brlcad.org/wiki/User:Tandoorichick/GSoC2016/Project
> I would need to include the time for the conversion process in my
> development plan. Is that alright?
That's right, but the point here is to know how much time you'll need.
> I would also like to know what time each week would be comfortable for you,
> for communication (if you could specify the medium of comfort as well).
I prefer e-mail via this mailing list. I try to be online often in
our IRC channel but cannot promise any "opening hours".
> I apologize for the lack of interaction. It had been a hectic week of
> finals. It won't happen again.
I can understand this but you should try to answer e-mails within a
day nevertheless. Saying "I'll think about it until" of "give me more
details" is enough.
That's why I prefer e-mail: I've meetings, business trips, etc. but
it's pretty likely I can check my e-mail once a day.
Regards,
Daniel
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