I dont mind reviewing, committing etc for C# if needed. Im also interested in making thrift compile under Win32 (MS Visual C++), so id like to eventually submit some patches for this as well.
On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 4:53 AM, Esteve Fernandez <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tuesday 23 December 2008 20:31:19 David Reiss wrote: >> > Erlang - ? >> >> Todd Lipcon (Toad on IRC) is really responsive to questions about the >> Erlang mapping. Chris Piro or I can also look at these issues. > > Then, I think it would make sense to give Todd committer access. However I > haven't seen much activity around Erlang in thrift-dev > >> > C# - ? >> >> I would also like to have a clear go-to person (or people) for C# issues. > > Yep, Ben (who knows C# and Python) appears to be MIA, THRIFT-209 is dead > simple but can't be fixed because there aren't committers who can review the > patch. > > I've contributed a couple of patches for C#, but I think Michael Greene and > Anthony Abate surely know more C# than I. > >> > PHP - ? >> >> Mark and I can handle this. There has not been much interest in PHP >> outside of Facebook, so it has been pretty low volume. > > Good. BTW, why does the Thrift compiler have special options for PHP > (-php, -phpi, etc.) instead of using regular generator options (--gen xxx)? > >> > Haskell - ? >> > Cocoa - ? >> > Smalltalk - ? >> > Ocaml - ? >> >> There has been very little interest in these languages outside of the >> original authors, so I think they should still be considered the point >> people. > > I'm sure I'm going to piss off some people, but since those languages don't > have a mantainer and their paucity of tests, I would lower their priority (or > label them as unsupported) when the next version of Thrift is released. > > Cheers. > -- -Anthony
