Hey,
Thanks for your response. However, I really don't mean to take up your
time on this stuff.
On 2/12/14, 1:38 PM, Julien Wajsberg wrote:
...snip..
Le 12/02/2014 16:12, Adrian Custer a écrit :
A primary need, from my point of view, is taking the B2G project from
the current, fragile, undocumented, sloppily structured system to an
industrially robust, modular, fully documented build tool for all
users: mozilla developers, telephony partners, community hackers, and
web app developers who just need a latest build.
I spent December working on a bash script infrastructure for such a
project and then got bogged down for the nth time in the mess and
stopped, discouraged.
Have you filed a bug for your work? Would be nice to post your current
work somewhere so that you or someone else can pick it up later...
The project currently does not do anything particularly useful; it
merely provides the infrastructure for a better system, one trivial to
extend and consistently documented. I am loathe to announce a build tool
which does not even build successfully. :-)
I gave up when I discovered that my manifest was downloading the
gigabytes of Linux kernel and associated libraries but was then
silently skipping the compile.
have you filed a bug about this?
I was left under the impression that this is a well know state of
affairs for hamachi.
...snip...
I don't know for this, but I found a legal contact point specifically
about copyright on the legal page:
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/legal.html
Thanks,
I'll CC them in the letter.
cheers,
~adrian
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