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From: Baute, M. <Mar...@co...> - 2006-01-18 13:27:13
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Hello all, this mail is to inform you that I will shut down the mailing list these days. It is basically a leftover from the first (community) attempt at PDCLib, long outdated by the progress I've made in the second (one-man) approach. The forum at http://sourceforge/projects/pdclib/ will remain active, as will my e-mail address. Use either of the two if you have questions, suggestions or criticism. Thank you. -- Martin Baute so...@ro... |
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From: Martin B. <so...@ro...> - 2005-11-23 06:33:21
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Version v0.3 of PDCLib adds test drivers to the implementation files, a Makefile for convenience, and fixes some bugs in the <string.h> implementations. No added functionality, I am afraid. Work is ongoing. Regards, Martin Baute dev...@us... |
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From: Martin B. <so...@ro...> - 2004-04-20 03:49:59
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Am Mon, 19 Apr 2004 21:31:12 +0200 schrieb Peter Bindels <ca...@ac...>: > Is there any such header that needs docs and is not being taken by anyone else? stdlib.h, time.h are free. -- Martin Baute so...@ro... |
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From: Peter B. <ca...@ac...> - 2004-04-19 19:31:51
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I've found some more time on my hands (can't concentrate on AOS development), so I'd like some documentation task in some header. Is there any such header that needs docs and is not being taken by anyone else? Grtz, Candy |
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From: Martin B. <so...@ro...> - 2004-03-14 07:47:49
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On Sunday 14 March 2004 04:02, sm garth wrote: > Hi, I am interested in participating in this project - do you need any > volunteers... Ever and always. ;-) > ...and if so, what is the best way to go about getting started? At http://pdclib.sourceforge.net you will find a table listing the individual files of pdclib, and their state of completion. This table also lists which files are reserved, and by whom (to avoid clashing edits). With that information, and judging your own capabilities (like, do you want to write some header documentation, maths code, stdlib stuff...), pick a file you want to edit, and announce it to this list so I can mark that file as reserved. That's basically all there is to it. -- Martin Baute so...@ro... |
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From: sm g. <smg...@ya...> - 2004-03-14 03:02:59
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Hi, I am interested in participating in this project - do you need any volunteers, and if so, what is the best way to go about getting started? Thanks. - Sebastian M. Garth Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam |
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From: Martin B. <so...@ro...> - 2004-01-18 13:42:58
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Hi there, I had done quite some work, mainly on string.h, over the holidays - but Mr. Murphy was very unkind to me, and somewhere between my desktop and my PDA a holiday's work disappeared in digital nirvana. :-( However, I'm still here, again picking up string.h. I thought I'd send out a "heartbeat" mail to show this project ain't dead. -- Martin Baute dev...@us... |
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From: Martin B. <so...@ro...> - 2003-11-24 19:10:48
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Hi there, since SourceForge has problems with the anonymous CVS access, I made a snapshot export of the repository available as file download. I "merged" in Paul Edwards PDPCLIB and the code contributed by Peter Calvert - in the meaning that I copied the code to the relevant source files. No review or sanity checking has been done so far. An overview on the "done / to be done" is available at http://pdclib.sourceforge.net/jobs.html (the link in the last mail was wrong, sorry). From now on, I hope you will hear less from me via this mailing list; I intend to do most of the work by means of the web pages, so check them out regulary. -- Martin Baute so...@ro... |
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From: Martin B. <so...@ro...> - 2003-11-23 19:15:34
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Hi there! I just uploaded this weekend's work to the repository. That is, some minor touches to the header files, and templates for all the implementation files: - for stdlib.h, stdio.h, string.h, math.h, and complex.h, a seperate subdir with a .c file for each function or group of functions, - one .c file for every other header file. Personally, I will now continue with: - extending http://pdclib.sourceforge.net/overview.html into a "job table" listing the files "done", "in progress", "vacant", and "postponed for platform-specific work"; - merging the existing code from Paul Edwards (Public Domain Project) and Peter Calvert (Therx project, thanks for the contribution!) into the implementation files. I hope that the job table is online by tomorrow. -- Martin Baute so...@ro... |
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From: Martin B. <so...@ro...> - 2003-11-22 14:10:22
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Hi there, most headers have lots of #define statements, virtually all of which I left empty for now. Since most of these #define's are highly platform dependent (e.g. those in float.h, limits.h, and stdint.h), it is probably best to ignore them for now and focus on the functions themselves. We will cover the #define's once we start "adapting" the generic code to the first "real" platform (which is likely to be the IA32 / gcc combo). As for the functions, focus on precision and compliance for now. We can optimize for speed and size later, once we got a "working" lib up and running. Thanks for the attention, I was pretty overwhelmed by how many people jumped to the task in the first week! -- Martin Baute so...@ro... |
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From: Baute, M. <Mar...@co...> - 2003-11-21 15:11:35
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Hi all, thanks to Carsten for being the one to prove that this mailing list is, indeed, functional. ;-) This list should first and foremost be used to keep all contributors informed on who is working on which part of the library. Wanted posts: "I've been the one working on the log() family of math functions. I checked in my current work, and will be gone for holidays the next two weeks, so others could take over if they want." "I want to start working on the *printf() functions. If anyone is already working on them, please holler." Unwanted posts: - politics; - link of the day; - "I just subscribed; hi everybody!" A more or less up-to-date tally of what is being actively worked upon will be available at http://pdclib.sourceforge.net. Use the forum at http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdclib/ for questions, general communication etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ As for now, I am working on the headers, i.e. getting all identifiers in there even if the macro definitions are still missing. For the beginning, I will make the headers "flat", i.e. without regard to any specific platform, or even multiplatform. Platform specific #defines are simply left undefined like this: #define INT_MAX // TODO Open Tasks for now include any headers that were added to the standard either by Ammendment 1 or C99, because all the PD sources I found so far refered to the older C89 standard only. I would also welcome the input of someone having experience in setting up a multi-platform build tree - stuff like limits.h or stdint.h, being completely platform-dependent, will force us into using lots of #ifdef's, and I want this to be as clean and transparent as possible. Regards, -- Martin Baute dev...@us... |
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From: Carsten B. <car...@io...> - 2003-11-20 20:53:06
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OK guys, here I am ... :) Greetings, Carsten Carsten Brueggmann Programmer Technology and Research IO Interactive Farvergade 2, 3. 1463 Copenhagen K Denmark Phone: +45 33 73 29 49 <http://www.ioi.dk/> http://www.ioi.dk <mailto:cb...@io...> mailto:cb...@io... |
