From: Mark P. E. <ma...@sr...> - 2004-06-11 15:12:26
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I am trying to figure out how octave-forge development works. For the main part of octave, John Eaton set's the direction, adds patches etc., but how about for octave-forge? When I look at the "Octave-forge developer's guide" at http://octave.sourceforge.net/ it has instructions for adding modules to octave-forge. Does each module's author maintain the module? I probably don't have the ability or the time to add major modules to octave-forge, but I can do some bug-fixes, documentation, etc. How would I go about doing that? Just having a few comments on what works and what doesn't seems like it would be helpful. Should this go on http://wiki.octave.org/? Maybe we could avoid some of the frustration expressed recently by Tom in his post to he...@oc.... > From: "Tom G. Smith (Smitty)" <sm...@kc...> > To: he...@oc... > I've gotten octave-forge to compile and install on octave 2.1.57, > but I'm not at all sure I have anything more than compiled garbage. > I had to make numerous source code changes, some of which were > correcting simple typographical errors, so I know this code has never > been successfully compiled and tested. Some things in octave-forge work very well. It is a shame for the whole system to be judged by the parts that don't work. -Mark |