Hi JS + all, we are using Tuscany C++ in one of our projects, hence we/I have some personal interest and also would like to contribute, if possible.
Tbh, I don't know details about C++11 (will read a bit) nor the other things you mention. One thing though which appears quite important to me is that the various patches we/I have done (most/all (?) submitted to Jira) and other people are incorporated into the general code so that they are in the next release if there will ever be one ... and of course this is easier before any refactorings. The other thing: Are the planned changes going to modify the API interface or is it just internally? Rgds, tge On Thu, 2012-11-22 at 11:31 -0800, Jean-Sebastien Delfino wrote: > Hi all, > > > Happy Thanksgiving :). I'm going to have a little bit of spare time on > the long weekend to do some cleanup of Tuscany C++. > > > I'm planning to do some code refactoring to start leveraging some of > the new C++11 standard constructs (replace the current functors with C > ++11 lambda expressions for example). I'll also try to do some more > general cleanup of the code base and improvements to a few areas like > the JSON support (which currently requires SpiderMonkey, that's > overkill) and the server hosting module. > > > These changes should simplify the code base a bit and bring > significant performance improvements as well. It'd be nice to have > another release at some point... perhaps on one of the next holiday > breaks if I get enough spare time again, or if others would like to > help... > > > HTH > > > - Jean-Sebastien
