Hello George,
I have been speaking to Sergio Ortiz the last couple of days about that
specific project (I have sent him my initial proposal for review), and from
what I have understood you can reuse the work done but also you have the
liberty to propose a new system from the ground up.
For the language question, it seems to me that the Python work was to
create an initial prototype and later port it to C++ (I don't know how much
of this was included in the GSoC project though) and I am waiting for the
answer to that same question.
Hope it helps!
Gabriel Gregori Manzano
Computer Science student
University of Alicante
2011/3/24 George Trigeorgis <[email protected]>
> Hello everyone,
>
> Im George Trigeorgis, (irc: tbhoc for those who know me :] ). I am
> interested in participating in
> this year GSOC. I am very much interested to work on VM for transfer
> project. I could not reach sortiz
> which seems to be the mentor of the project on irc so I have decided to
> use the mailing list.
>
> I have seen the work that darthxaher (Abu Zaher) did for last year and
> it seems that he did
> quite nice work so I am assuming that the chosen one is expected to work
> on where he left
> last year? (Using the instruction set he made up etc. ?)
>
> Also although I have pretty strong C/C++ skills my python skills are not
> so much fresh
> (I am more of a Ruby guy). Is the prototype in Python mandatory? Because
> I think I may be
> more productive in Ruby or even Haskell :).
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Regards,
> George Trigeorgis
> MEng Student
> Imperial College London
>
>
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