[Binah-devel] Re: meeting today - 5pm, Durham

[Dexter A. <ve...@ia...>]

hey all--

good meeting today.  here's notes and next steps.

> agenda is:
> 
> - review use cases.  are we getting there?

done.  lots more work is needed, but we're getting there.  I signed up 
to talk to Gary about both UI vs. "Virtual World" display in Use Cases 
question.

Assignments:

Ryan
- Begin Exec of Target Program
- Follow Thread

Aaron
- Select Interesting Classes
- Locate Corresponding Method/Object Source

Adam
- View Lock Acquisition/Release for "Intersting" Classes

Dex
- View Blocked Threads
- Navigate Execution Display

Let's get these done in final form before we meet next.

> - review risk mitgation results.
>   o eclipse plug-in is a go.
>   o exact form of trace api is still up for grabs

done.  i'll send out my notes on the vartous trace APIs before next 
meeting.  I'll also take the responsibility for updating the risks.

> - assign specific tasks for friday's HW.

mostly done.

Looks like we need two fully-dressed UCs.  We settled on View Lock 
Acquisition/Release [Adam] and Locate Corresponding Source [Aaron].
In addition, we need the Startup UC, Begin Exec [Ryan] to be fully 
fleshed too.  Each of those three UCs will need SSDs as well-- I'd be 
happy to do one or tow of those if anybody wants to hand it off to me.


Based on the last assignment, we should plan on a couple of hours for 
clean-up editing and formatting, so try to get these done before the 
weekend, if at all possible.  If possible, do check-in your 
work-in-progress stuff into CVS so we can be sanity checking each 
other's work.

Finally, I'd like to meet this weekend to review each other's part-one 
work and talk about design issues.  How's Sunday at 2pm work for everybody?

peace,
dex
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