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From: Stephen L. <ste...@st...> - 2011-10-28 20:13:27
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Jeff Creem <je...@th...> writes: > On 10/28/2011 2:57 PM, Stephen Leake wrote: >> I recently got working an Ada Android 'hello world' app. I started with >> GNAT GPL 2011, but had to patch both jvm-gnat and jvm2ada. Some people >> on comp.lang.ada have said they'd like access to my patches. >> >> I could put them on my own website, but I'm wondering if the Sourceforge >> Gnu Ada site would be better. >> >> Any thoughts? >> > I like the idea :) Do you already have a sourceforge account. Yes; 'stephen_leake'. > If so, the easiest thing is to add you on as an admin so you can > upload this. Would I upload just the patched binaries (for Windows XP 32 bit; I could also build Debian x86 32 bit), or just the source patches, or the full source? Or some combination? I prefer monotone over subversion, but I guess I can cope; the only project oriented website I'm aware of that has a monotone backend is the monotone site itself :). Also, I'd like to have a web page/wiki with 'howto' stuff; it's not easy figuring out how to do Ada in Android. I guess I could edit the Gnu Ada Sourceforge wiki if you add me as admin? -- -- Stephe |