On Dec 3, 2005, at 3:16 PM, Eric Seidel wrote:
Greetings:
I have some good news: SVG is ready to be rolled into the main
WebKit development builds.
My proposal is to do so next week. This will affect all WebKit
developers, as you will soon be pulling extra source code from CVS,
and building a slighting larger set of sources (by default).
I'm writing this email to propose my plan of action, and solicit
feedback and answer any concerns you might have.
My plan of action, in brief:
1. This early next week I plan to move the ksvg2 and kcanvas
directories, as well as the SVGLayout tests out of SVGSupport and
into the main WebCore and LayoutTests modules (this mean's everyone
will check out more code).
2. Over the course of next week discuss with several other Safari
engineers the "tie-in" points which SVG has to the rest of WebKit,
and re-verify the sanity of said tie-ins. :)
3. Finally, by next weekend, "flip the switch" and make WebKit+SVG
the default build target for WebCore.
I think as part of Step 2 we should try to do a design review and
code review, since much of the original SVG
code went in without patch review, on the assumption that it would be
reviewed before going mainline. Plus, this would help anyone who
comes to the review learn more about the new code.
Regards,
Maciej
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