From: Stelian I. <ste...@po...> - 2006-05-02 21:22:26
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Yesterday I was thinking of how I'd like to hack on the SBCL compiler but I couldn't understand much of the code(also because I'm not a good lisp programmer yet) and that I read sometime ago a page on cliki.net about "suggested programming projects" to do in Lisp where I saw this: "Write a manual that explains the internals of SBCL." and then I somehow remembered pledgebank.com well, what if ~80 people around the world "pledged" to support one SBCL developer by donating each 25 euros(30 US dollars) per month for say, 6 months, allowing that dev to work full time(or almost) on a manual explaining in detail the compiler's internals(how it works, how the code is organised, what it does, the calling convention et caetera) what do you think ? can this be done, supposing it's a good idea ? --=20 (sign :name "Stelian Ionescu" :aka "fe[nl]ix" :quote "Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur.") |