Re: [SIP-devel] [GSoC] some next steps

[Ricardo F. <ric...@us...>]

Pallan,

some further notes:

* The author in deskew.xml and dewarp.xml and any other file that you
create should be Pallan Madhavan, not Ricardo.

* You should have direct read/write access to the Sourceforge git
repository. No real need to use a github fork. You should create
working branches on top of the official SIP repository (push to it
after you have played in github if you want). Development of SIP
should be an open process, try to keep it in the main repo with
everyone being aware. Every commit that you do, an email is sent to
the list siptoolbox-commits. Please create a sourceforge account asap
and send me your user name so I can give you write access to the
official SIP repository.

* Please update your Scilab wiki page, and link to your original
project description/GSoC description in there



Ricardo Fabbri
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On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 5:59 PM, Ricardo Fabbri
<ric...@us...> wrote:
> Hi Pallan,
>
> I would like too coordinate your activities with the rest of the community.
>
> Basically I have already merged your 2 commits into the official master branch.
>
> Leptonica detection in configure.ac has been turned optional (you had
> put a MSG_ERROR in there),
> because it is actually not required for every user of SIP. It should
> be kept optional, so I put a MSG_WARN in there.
>
> Your next steps are
>
> * urgent: test your leptonica detection by linking actual leptonica
> functions into SIP. You need to write a C interface to it. If you are
> programming in C++ you need to figure out how to do that.
>
> * dewarping functions from leptonica are much more important than
> deskew. Move to focusing on them.
>
> You are expected to achieve those in the next days. If you need
> further help, please drop us an email.
>
> Best,
> Ricardo Fabbri
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