On Apr 30, 2013, at 3:00 PM, Isaac Kamga wrote:

> Hello there,

Hi!

> I have just uploaded a copy of my Google summer of code proposal 2013
> for corrections and feedback on this link
> http://brlcad.org/wiki/User:Izak. I am still to submit the code patch
> on sourceforge.net .

At a quick glance, that looks like a good proposal write-up.  My first 
question, however, is one of motivation -- what made you pick that particular 
primitive? 

Your rationale in the introduction seems highly contrived.  You mention the 
medical uses in numerous places but assumedly know that a mathematical heart 
primitive has absolutely no relation whatsoever to a medially-relevant heart 
model?  

The last observation is that the first half of your schedule is somewhat 
"weak".  How do you plan on evaluating a line (a ray) against that sextic 
equation?  I don't even know if our polynomial root solver is stable at that 
high a degree and if it's not, you could spend the entire summer trying to just 
get one to render correctly.  My gut says strip out all of the coding work you 
list as planned for the second half and focus on implementing the first half 
completely/correctly (with documentation, testing, user hooks, etc).

If you happen to get it all working quickly and early, that'll be a good 
problem to have.

> While awaiting your speedy response, I remain your brother .

This is a very odd thing to say... Many siblings do not get along.  :)

Cheers!
Sean


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