Hello, Jeffrey Stedfast
Did you have some document about how to use gdb debug
evolution, I think It is really hard to debug evolution with gdb due to
evolution is a muilt process application, So if I debug evolution, I
have to append a lot of process. I think you must be have some skill to
debug evolution, so could you give me some info about it ? :-)
Did evolution's source tree was maintained by gnome org, did you
have some branch for your new milestone like mozilla1.o branch, did you
only have one cvs tree?
How do you control your cvs tree, did you have tinderbox for
build evolution automatically?
Needing your anwser
Thank you
Antonio Xu
Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
>On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 04:11, Antonio Xu wrote:
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>>Hello,all
>> I am a jackaroo in evolution, I have a lot of question must
>>asking you. I need you help me growing quickly. I have saw a lot of
>>document about evolution, but I still have a lot of question.
>> 1. what is the hacker's working flow of evolution, I have
>>discussed this question with Lewing in IRC, it seems evolution's working
>>flow like mozilla, but haven't consummated. So I guess the working flow
>>is volunteer get a bug--> fix bug->request review->get rewiew->check in
>>cvs server, is that a right working flow. if my guesswork is right,who
>>can I ask for rivew? who can help me check my patch into trunk?
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>When you have a patch, send an email message containing the patch
>(including a ChangeLog entry) and preferably a link to the bug it fixes
>to [EMAIL PROTECTED] When someone gets a chance, they will
>review your patch and if you get 2 people to OK your patch, you can
>commit it to CVS.
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>> 2. I saw a lot of fixed bug hadn't patch,I don't know why.
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>I'm not sure what you're saying.
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>> 3. Did evolution support news(NNTP)? I saw some source code
>>about NNTP in evolution but I didn't see news function on UI.
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>The support for NNTP is not complete, but you can build with
>--enable-nntp to enable it.
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>> 4.I found offline/online's function is very poor when I using
>>evolution. It didn't have much function for support offline manipulate,
>>have somebody worked in evolution for consummate this function.
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>What offline manipulation does it not support that is common in other
>clients? I'm really not familiar with what other clients allow/disallow.
>But I'm sure our offline support probably does suck.
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>> 5. who can give me some advise where can I begin, what I must
>>learn,and what policy I must know. So if you have time ,please give me
>>some experience,it wil help me growing quickly.
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>there is a file called camel/CODING.STYLE that you should read. Beyond
>that, I don't know what else to tell you.
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>Jeff
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