Thanks! On Wed, Sep 28, 2016 at 4:29 PM, Peter Uhnák <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks for the recording, I wasn't able to attend so it's good to at least > hear about the current state of things. > > Peter > > On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 7:37 PM, Dimitris Chloupis <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> And for those that were not able to attend the voice meeting here you can >> find the recording so you can listen to it at your convenience >> >> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1404140/Pharo%20Voice%20 >> Meetings/PharoVR1.ogg >> >> Have fun :) >> >> On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 8:23 PM stepharo <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hi guys >>> >>> I tried to take some notes of the discussion and report of effort made >>> by esteban >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> VM works >>> ======== >>> - migrating our source to opensmalltalk vm 80% of our source >>> - keybindings enhancement >>> - shift key pressed >>> - library symbols >>> - change our cmake maker -> plain makefiles >>> - port our process (running all the tests) >>> - new VMs will get out >>> - ARM VM is under dev and started to run. >>> - migration planned for end of week of next weeks >>> >>> - right now able to build >>> 32 and 64 on mac and linux. >>> plan with mid october. >>> >>> - for windows >>> - We will produce assert vm to help people to find problems. >>> >>> - Sierra support is coming. >>> - openssl >>> It will come after the end of the merge finished. >>> >>> - FFI bug about the Athens canvas. >>> >>> - FT bug is getting on the radar and esteban suspects that the bug >>> is in the C plugin. We plan to throw away the FT plugin. >>> If people want to help please have a look at thibaultRaffaillac >>> bindings. >>> >>> - Pharo is using different VM functionalities so sometimes we are >>> going >>> on unfrequented paths. >>> >>> - Threaded FFI will come after 64, ARM, two bugs >>> Probably beginning of the year. >>> >>> >>> Iceberg >>> ======== >>> here is the log that nicolas sent to our internal mailing-list >>> >>> ### Last week: >>> - Improved travis support, working on having all green tests in travis, >>> still 4 to go. >>> - Extending libgit support. >>> - Support for synchronizing an Iceberg repository with code that was >>> loaded with gitfiletree (was not working, as reported by Norbert). >>> - Fixed some bugs (see >>> https://github.com/npasserini/iceberg/milestone/7?closed=1) >>> >>> >>> ### This week (starting 2016-09-26): >>> >>> - Finish having all tests running on travis. >>> - Better management of ssh keys (which in turn is required for travis >>> working correctly). >>> - Also I would like to add some little GUI details that bother me in >>> daily work (such as remembering common options, highlighting outdated >>> repositories, or opening repositories from spotter). >>> >>> I think that this might take the whole week. After that I plan to add >>> basic support synchronizing against code that was loaded from any >>> repository. With that finished, we could release v0.3 >>> >>> After that, the plan for v0.4 is to make libgit our default backend, and >>> make gitfiletree dependencies optional. >>> - I am pretty close to have all tests running for libgit again, then we >>> should try to use libgit as backend for the UI. But in that process also >>> improve test coverage so that we minimize dependence on manual >>> verification of the UI. >>> - Remodularice in order to separate gitfiletree dependencies, so we will >>> be able to use Iceberg without loading ossubprocess (or gitfiletree). >>> - That will require also to write an independent cypress reader/writer, >>> because the current one inherits from gitfiletree. >>> >>> If we have all this, I think that we could have a version that could be >>> included in the base image, probably in the second half of october. >>> >>> >>> >
