Hi, I realize that the title is deceptive. :) I am looking for pointers on what (files, components) to develop on. Is there a CVS repository somewhere I can access? Who's out there and what are you working on? Eric
I realize that the title is deceptive. :) I am looking for pointers on what (files, components) to develop on.
Is there a CVS repository somewhere I can access?
read-only anonymous CVS: (setenv CVS_RSH ssh)
cvs -d :ext:anon-chuck@cvs.cs.princeton.edu:/cvs checkout chuck_dev (blank password)
if you want to join the development, then 1. go to http://cvs.cs.princeton.edu/ 2. create an account for yourself 3. make a join request to repository 'chuck' 4. you can check out the full repository write/read once approved by system
Who's out there and what are you working on?
Right now, the active developers: Ajay Kapur: real-time input/controller related issues Adam Tindale: MIDI issues + documentations Phil Davidson: GLucK (opengl) + Audicle UI engine Perry, Ananya, Ge: big rewrite - objects/events/arrays/urgent disaster response/audicle engine Paul Botelho: looking into support for massive # of alternative tuning systems Bert Schiettecatte: evaluating potential port to embedded platform Also, check out: http://chuck.sf.net/ There is so much we need to do! What would you like to work on? Anything of interest? Feel free to suggest anything. Ge!
On Nov 20, 2004, at 10:17 AM, Ge Wang wrote:
read-only anonymous CVS:
(setenv CVS_RSH ssh)
cvs -d :ext:anon-chuck@cvs.cs.princeton.edu:/cvs checkout chuck_dev (blank password)
if you want to join the development, then
1. go to http://cvs.cs.princeton.edu/ 2. create an account for yourself 3. make a join request to repository 'chuck' 4. you can check out the full repository write/read once approved by system
Thanks for the CVS information.
Also, check out:
Is this going to be the main feature/bug repository?
There is so much we need to do! What would you like to work on? Anything of interest? Feel free to suggest anything.
I would enjoy working on the core features of the language, if you need help there. I would also not mind small bug fixes and documentation as I get my feet wet. Currently, I am mainly a Java developer at Fermilab, working on (believe it or not) a language to abstract knowledge representation. In my past, I did a bunch of C and C++ development. I am very much looking forward to working on ChucK. Thanks, Eric _________________________________________________________ Eric Gilbert | Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory MS 226 Box 500 | Batavia, IL 60510 630.840.3811 | "Tyranny is tyranny, let it come from whom it may." - Conscripts in Boston, 1776
Also, check out:
Is this going to be the main feature/bug repository?
For now yes - we have no plans to move anywhere else yet...
There is so much we need to do! What would you like to work on? Anything of interest? Feel free to suggest anything.
I would enjoy working on the core features of the language, if you need help there.
We certainly could use more help here, especially after finishing the rewrite.
I would also not mind small bug fixes and documentation as I get my feet wet. Currently, I am mainly a Java developer at Fermilab, working on (believe it or not) a language to abstract knowledge representation.
Whoa. That's cool! (even though I am not exactly sure what it means)
In my past, I did a bunch of C and C++ development. I am very much looking forward to working on ChucK.
Thank you very much for for offering (much needed) help. Very glad to have you onboard! Best, Ge!
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