Yes, Suman, the GC project is not easy. :) Well, it might not be the hardest one in your list.
The GC project probably needs some experience in the related area. I mean it might be not suitable for you if you currently don't know how a GC really works. Thanks, xiaofeng On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 7:20 AM, Suman <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > My name is Suman. I am a Masters student in CS at Brown and I am > interested in Java development. For the same reason, I am also excited > to contribute code to an open source Java implementation, that will > potentially be used my millions of people. I am interested in the > following SoC projects and I would be happy to contribute to any of > them. > > harmony-tools-1 (jar) > > harmony-tools-2 (jdb) > > harmony-daemon > > harmony-classes-selector > > harmony-GC-1 > > However, I am interested to know how difficult it is to implement > either of these projects. From my experience, I expect the GC will be > hardest, while the jar will probably be the easiest. Also, from the > mentors perspective, I would like to know what a valuable contribution > would be? > > Thanks, > -S- > -- http://people.apache.org/~xli
