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Hi Karl,
I too will like to contribute, as I have said earlier. Is it possible to formalize some plan for it ?
With Regards,
Reetesh Mukul
India
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Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2007 15:39:36 -0300
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Hi Karl,
I'm starting receiving glas e-mails! I'm a Brazilian C++ programmer ;and I
work with C++ since 1997.
I9;d like to help, but to do that, I need some kind of planing! What can I do
to help? There is a TODO list somewhere?
[]s
Richard
On 5/24/07, Karl Meerbergen < Karl.Meerbergencs.kuleuven.be">Karl.Meerbergencs.kuleuven.be> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> At this time, I am the only active developer in the GLAS project and I
> am feeling lonesome. Therefore, I am calling for developers who want to
> work on concepts and implementation of containers, algorithms etc. as
> well as the regression and performance tests, and portability.
>
>; In February, Marc Van Barel and I applied for a grant to the FWO
> (Research Foundation - Flanders), without success. We are trying to get
> some feed-back why we failed. I see other possibilities for funding,
> which I will certainly try.
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> In the meantime, I would like to speed up the development of the project
> by a call for developers. There are several aspects that can be
> developed independently. If noone shows up, we may have a working suite
> of vector concepts and algorithms only by the end of the year, depending
> on my 'free' time.
>
> I also would like to organise a meeting with those who are interested in
> a more lively discussion than a mailing list.
>
> Other suggestions to speed up a bit are welcome.
>
> I must admit I am disappointed that there was not a single reaction on
> my last e-mail. If the document was too hard to read, please tell me so
> that I can improve it.
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> Best,
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> Karl
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Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2007 15:53:25 -0400
From: Ed Hill < edeh3.com">edeh3.com>
Subject: Re: [glas] Call for developers
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On Thu, 24 May 2007 10:20:04 +0200 Karl Meerbergen wrote:
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> I must admit I am disappointed that there was not a single reaction
> on my last e-mail. If the document was too hard to read, please tell
>; me so that I can improve it.
Hi Karl,
I've been following the glas list (lurking). ;I'd like to contribute
but have to admit I'm a little intimidated. My C++ skills are OK (have
been using it on/off since the mid-90';s) but cannot claim real
familiarity/comfort with template meta-programming in general or the
Boost MPL (and this seems to be a pre-requisite for GLAS).
Can you or someone else please recommend some good background material
and/or "warm-up exercises" for glas beginners?
Ed
ps - I have a copy of Barton & Nackman and will order Abrahams &
Gurtovoy or other titles if its generally viewed as a good
idea...
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Edward H. Hill III, PhD | ; edeh3.com">edeh3.com | ;http://eh3.com/
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Date: Fri, 01 Jun 2007 22:00:16 +0200
From: Toon Knapen < toon.knapenfft.be">toon.knapenfft.be>;
Subject: Re: [glas] Call for developers
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Maybe an even better idea would be to look into 'concepts'. There is a
lot of discussion on this in the comp.std.c | |