Re: [Jython-dev] JNumeric

[Jim B. <jb...@zy...>]

Rob,

This sounds really great! Jython dev is just about to transition to
Mercurial (at hg.python.org). A number of us had a great experience in using
Hg for writing the Jython book, and since it was a DVCS, it was very simple
to transition the source, along with all history, from kenai to bitbucket
when Oracle started the process of shutting down kenai.

So I would recommend consider landing your branch of JNumeric in Hg with a
public hosting site like sourceforge, bitbucket, or code.google.com.

- Jim

On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 4:28 PM, Robert Andre <ra...@pp...> wrote:

> The current sourceforge version of JNumeric does not build under jython
> 2.5.1.  So I made up a modified version of JNumeric which works with 2.5.1
> and passes the regression tests.  I also changed the build to use ant and
>  junit.  Other people might be interested in using this modified JNumeric if
> there isn't anything similar already out there.  Any suggestions on what I
> should do with this code?  The license says it is "Python License (also
> known as CNRI's license)"
>
> thanks,
>
> Rob Andre
>
>
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