Jeremy A Erwin wrote:
>
> I saw a reference to genes on freshmeat, and was intrigued. I once tried
> to write a genealogy program, and got about as far as a rudimentary
> parser. Then I realized that my I don't think I still have the code,
> though.
>
> However, I am reasonably fluent in the STL/C++, and would welcome the
> chance to develop this program. (I also have a 25,000 person gedcom that
> can be used to stress test the program :)
>
> Jeremy Erwin
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Hi Jeremy,
Welcome aboard! We can always use the help. To give you a 'heads up'
on what's gone on so far, there are a couple of things to check out:
1. Check the mailing list archive.
http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/2740/2000/
or http://www.mail-archive.com/genes-devel%40lists.sourceforge.net/
2. Download the source so far in CVS
Repository is at http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=4216
3. Review the proposed database schema and ERDs
http://genes.sourceforge.net/dbschema.html
More info in the mailing list archive and in the news section
of the project page at sourceforge.
I'm currently working on integrating a donated GEDCOM parser, and Geert
is working on putting together a GUI for the prog (some preliminary
screenshots at http://www.sesuadra.org/~gvtienen/genes/). The next part
that we really need worked on is our interface to the program's internal
database.
So, if you find a part that you'd like to help out on, let the list (and
me) know. To get write access to the CVS tree you'll need a developer
login at SourceForge (it's free) and then tell me what your login is and
I'll add you as a project developer.
--
Sean Lamb --- (w) [EMAIL PROTECTED], (h) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"A day without laughter is a day wasted." -- Groucho Marx
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