; Alexei
>
> On Wed, Mar 31, 2021 at 7:51 AM sarthak bhardwaj
> <1sarthakbhard...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > Hello mentors,
> >
> > I have uploaded my initial draft proposal at GSoC under the title:- "Re:
> Develop a test framework for checking Fre
On Wed, Mar 31, 2021 at 7:51 AM sarthak bhardwaj
<1sarthakbhard...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello mentors,
>
> I have uploaded my initial draft proposal at GSoC under the title:- "Re:
> Develop a test framework for checking FreeType's rendering output", It is an
> in
Hello mentors,
I have uploaded my initial draft proposal at GSoC under the title:- "Re:
Develop a test framework for checking FreeType's rendering output", It is
an initial draft and there must be many shortcomings in it, do share your
reviews or suggestions. I will be very thank
Hello Sarthak,
> I want suggestions regarding generating HTML pages depicting the
> comparison, as this project wants to add some good UI, or can say we
> need something more functional and reflexive than the current one.
I don't have suggestions, since I'm not acquainted with those issues.
hello,
I want suggestions regarding generating HTML pages depicting the
comparison, as this project wants to add some good UI, or can say we need
something more functional and reflexive than the current one.
I think using something like Jekyll or HUGO will be a plus, as the Jekyll
plugin is a
Ok , i got it :)
Thanks for the feedback, earlier I was a little bit confused about the
domain of testing aspect i wil mark your instructions, and will try to
focus more on the betterment of testing framework.
On Mon, Mar 22, 2021, 06:14 suzuki toshiya
wrote:
> Dear Sarthak,
>
> It seems that
Dear Sarthak,
It seems that you think as - the FreeType is a huge software which the compiler
generates so many warnings, like uninitialized variable, passing the
inappropriate typed values, etc etc, and some of them are related with the
rasterization results. It is not. Even if you try to
>
> hello werner,
>
I think I could be explained earlier in detail from my side, sorry for that
if I am not getting it wrong, In this project( as far I have observed) the
sequence should be like that -
- firstly we need to set up continuous integration services compatible
with GitLab.
-
>> > - There should be some custom test harness in concurrence with
>> > checks for more accurate results.
>>
>> What exactly do you mean with 'more accurate results'?
>
> I have used in context to check for compile errors more precisely.
I still don't get it, sorry. Please elaborate.
>
> > - There should be some custom test harness in concurrence with
> > checks for more accurate results.
>
> What exactly do you mean with 'more accurate results'?
>
> I have used in context to check for
compile errors more precisely.
>
> > - We can switch to some better comparison tools as
Hello Sarthak,
thanks for your thoughtful e-mail. I think you've exactly hit the
problems.
> In the last few days, I have come across Freetype's Documentation
> and previous contributions on this project(GSoC), what I have
> observed is
>
> - Most of the things are already implemented in
hey Werner,
In the last few days, I have come across Freetype's Documentation and
previous contributions on this project(GSoC), what I have observed is-
- Most of the things are already implemented in it, which means we don't
need to start anything from scratch we just need to do some
> As directed by you i have tried all the things and i think I have
> gathered some good amount of info,
OK.
> As far as CI part is concerned which was earlier not compatible with
> Savannah, but as whole codes moved to gitlab, now we have probably
> multiple ways to implement that, either we
accordingly and will start reading about the same.
Thanks in advance
On Sun, Mar 14, 2021, 23:59 Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
> Hello Sarthak,
>
>
> > I am interested to work on this year's GSoC Project - "Develop a
> > test framework for checking Freetype's rendering o
Hello Sarthak,
> I am interested to work on this year's GSoC Project - "Develop a
> test framework for checking Freetype's rendering output".
Great!
> So I have done some googling from my side and it helped me to make
> many things clear, I have also read som
Hi,
I am Sarthak Bhardwaj, a junior-year student currently pursuing my B.Tech
In Computer Science from National Institute Of Technology Hamirpur, India.
I am interested to work on this year's GSoC Project - "Develop a test
framework for checking Freetype's rendering output".
So I have
> I contacted Kushal today and we were wondering if you (Werner) think
> that this project (the testing framework) is actually big enough for
> two students to collaborate and achieve more quicker together?
Alas, GSoC doesn't allow collaboration; this is, a project can't be
shared between two
I contacted Kushal today and we were wondering if you (Werner) think that this
project (the testing framework) is actually big enough for two students to
collaborate and achieve more quicker together?
Thank you for your thoughts! :)
Armin
On 07/03/2018 16:57:45, Werner LEMBERG
> Is a link to a Google document appreciated for such purposes?
This is OK.
Werner
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Oh, what a coincidence, that sounds great! :D
Thanks also for this very positive feedback, I will have a look at the other
GSoC student's work and prepare a proper draft of a blueprint to implement such
a framework then. Is a link to a Google document appreciated for such purposes?
Thanks
Hello Armin!
> I am a student at TU Wien (Vienna, Austria)...
Aah, ich unterrichte zweimal die Woche in der Mühlgasse :-)
> ... [I] found the idea of developing a testing framework - this
> sounds like an amazing way for me to explore a new topic!
Great!
> Apart from that I pick up things
Hi,
I am a student at TU Wien (Vienna, Austria) and currently writing my Bachelor
Thesis. I love low-level programming (esp. using C on Unix) and I also
specialised on automated code validation as much as possible (which is part of
my Bachelor Thesis).
While I am new to working on font
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