Re: [Javapathfinder-devel] repository policy

[Peter C. M. <Pet...@na...>]

right - whenever there are non-conflicting changes or fixes outside  
your extension, please submit a patch to me. We should avoid copied  
code or branches wherever possible.

With library abstractions, it's sometimes not possible (see  
java.lang.Math in symbc), and for that we have +vm.peer_packages to  
allow different packages for native peers, but I expect this to be an  
exception

-- Peter


On Aug 27, 2008, at 9:54 AM, John Penix wrote:

> Hi Taehoon,
>
> I think that the problem is that NASA is using JFP, and if we start
> putting things into env, it could impact their work.
>
> I can run your proposal past Peter.  Do I understand correctly that
> the problem is that if you need to modify a class that is already in
> env, then you basically have to copy the code into env and make mods
> to it?  I agree, this is not a good idea since we will end up with
> near duplicate code but no real version control.
>
> I think the answer might be to develop on a branch rather than in the
> extensions directory.  I'll start a discussion with Peter and cc you.
>
> John
>
> 2008/8/27 Taehoon Lee <no...@gm...>:
>> Hi.
>>
>> When I working my project, There are two directories which contains  
>> basic
>> classes(java.io , java.lang) -- the env directory and extension/ 
>> servlet
>> directory
>> The basic repository policy is simple. They are in extension/ 
>> servlet that
>> all classes and methods which was modified or created by me
>> However, I think this approach is not good. so I should suggest  
>> another
>> repository policy
>>
>> When I need to implement a method(A) in class(B).
>>
>> 1) B is in env. but A is not in B    :   I would like to implement  
>> A in B
>> which is in env.
>> 2) B is not in env                        :   I would like to  
>> implement A in
>> B which is in extension/servlet.
>> 3) B is in env. and  A is in B         :   small changes ->  
>> env   ,    large
>> changes -> extension/servlet
>>
>>
>> If you have any comment, please let me know.
>> --
>> --
>> Taehoon Lee(이태훈)
>> Ph.D candidate
>> Kyonggi University , Korea
>>
>>
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