Hi,

> I am not trying to contribute but get the stuff working so I can use it,
> which is why I thought of myself as a user.  I'll be happy if I can get
> my own little build.

Oh, then I misinterpreted the mail.

> In the meantime, am I to understand that we are at an impasse?
> Is a private Thrift build that includes Julia out of the question?

No, I'd just say that there was nobody there to answer. That may happen. The 
question is otherwise perfectly legit, don't worry about that.


> I run ./configure and see among other things:
> Julia is not even listed much less being built.
> Is there anything else I need to do?

These output relates only to the libraries. As the code you linked does not 
contain any library, there is either something missing or there is no 
library (is thàt even possible?)

The compiler code needs to be added to the makefile.am somewhere in the 
/compiler folder.
It may be nescessary to run bootstrap.sh && configure && make again.

The author also mentions a special fork he recommends, maybe that does the 
trick:
https://github.com/apache/thrift/compare/master...tanmaykm:julia1.0-thrift-0.11.0

Have fun,
JensG



-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- 
From: Roberts, Geoffry [USA]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2019 2:56 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [External] Fw: Adding a new language to Thrift

Jens,

I have inquired of the owner of the Thrift.jl project.

In the meantime, am I to understand that we are at an impasse?  Is a private 
Thrift build that includes Julia out of the question?

On 8/29/19, 3:59 PM, "Jens Geyer" <[email protected]> wrote:


    Hi,

    I am a bit worried by the statement "The basics were done by someone 
else
    here". The project linked is under a MIT style license, and you are not 
the
    original author. The ASF usually requires the contributor of the source
    (which would be you) contributed to an ASF project to have adequate 
rights
    to do so. I'd doubt that you can simply take someone elses code and
    contribute it under APL 2. Even if we talk about OSS, that is 
questionable.

    Would it be an option to ask the original owner of the code whether 
he/she
    wants to contribute the code him/herself and put the contribution under 
APL
    2?

    Have fun,
    JensG




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