On Sun, 11 Mar 2001, Brian S. Julin wrote:
> What's in this release:
>
> 1) Docs, lots of them, and you can even read them in HTML at:
> http://mojo.calyx.net/~bri/projects/GGI/galloc/
Cool.. here goes my rest tonight :)
> 2) An API we felt was stable enough to write docs for. Really.
> We're not going to have to change it anymore. Honest. :-)
Honest like in "yeah right ?" :)
> 3) Christoph is using the X target to demonstrate what a full blown
> target will look like -- some of it even works, too! The X target
> is being used to probe the full extent that a target can go to,
> so there may be a few things in there that will be moved to helper
> libraries later.
Hmmm... my compiler can't wait :)
> This isn't a BETA release, there are bugs, and you shouldn't
> expect to actually use this code for anything quite yet. The BETA
> release will contain hints on how to use LibGalloc in an extension;
> that's when the rubber hits the road.
>
> Help needed:
>
> 1) Christoph has lots of questions for anyone who knows anything and
> everything about X programming.
Read them, figuering them out...
> 2) If there are SGML nuts out there who can go through the docs
> and mark up the terms/filenames/etc. and do cross links to external
> GGI docs where appropriate, that would be super peachy.
>
> 3) Whoever is in charge or can volunteer to help fix CVS, DNS,
> sourceforge, etc. we will probably be wanting to commit this soon,
> and needing CVS at least working and a checklist of what should
> be filled out at SourceForge.
Used to maintain some CVS thingies once... What about DNS ? We must get
the ggi-project entry back ? Sourceforge must be set up completely I guess
? Offering my help...
> 4) How's KGI doing these days? Anyone got it on their TODO list
> to write the new LibGGI target? If that's you, we definitely want
> you to check Galloc out and offer at least your comments, if not code.
Looking at the CVS it seems dead. Last update was 8 weeks ago: updating
some Makefiles. The last code update is 5 months ago. Hope I am not right.
Jos
