[chuck-users] Library-Like Code

[Rogan Carr]

I'd be happy to contribute.  I have tons of libraries that I use.
What if we made a CVS-like repository like we're doing for the chuck
source code?  I think it's git?  (I haven't set it up yet.)

Rogan

On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 2:05 PM, mike clemow <gelfmuse at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I just posted some very primitive (pun intended) Iterator classes for
> arrays of Ints and Floats.
> (http://wiki.cs.princeton.edu/index.php/Chuck/Lib)  I find them useful
> in certain situations.  (I think Michael Heuer has some superior
> ArrayList / Iterator code somewhere.)
>
> Now, I'm well aware that most of you have personal class libraries
> that you use to do your thing with Chuck (I do too).  There are also
> collections of code out there focusing on specific domains (SMELT,
> etc).  I wonder about all this code and whether or not there might be
> some willingness to curate (for lack of better word) a collection of
> library-like code that we might post somewhere--in some package that
> isn't code posted on a wiki.
>
> It's not really a class library...  it's not really package...  it's
> more like a distribution.  But I think that it would be really helpful
> and fun.  There's something about posting code to the wiki that really
> makes me cringe.  Documentation of code is really what wiki's are good
> for.  I think that a downloadable collection with wiki documentation
> would be ideal.  I know that this couldn't be any sort of rigorously
> designed library, but we could all incrementally contribute to
> something like this, which I think would be really sweet.
>
> Is anyone into this idea?  I'd be glad to set up the chuck/lib page on
> the wiki to this end and organize, if people are into it.
>
> -Mike
>
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