Rodrigo, I've just now gotten my SVN stuff ironed out and will be committing a lot of things soon. You will be able to see that all go by on the harmony-commits@ mailing list, if you are so inclined. This will be the 0.0.1 release.
One of the things it will have is a .tar.gz that contains _only_ source and one with source and docs. (This is in lieu of storing any pre-formatted docs in the source area of the repository.) One of the things I have worked on that you probably saw in my earlier post to harmony-dev@ is that I have firmed up the documentation in general. This entails source changes that are converted to HTML and other formats using 'doxygen' as the documentation compiler. It is this pre-formatted documentation that you will want to look at that will contain a complete list of @bug and @todo items. One of the things I will need to do after 0.0.1 is done is to gather the larger categories @todo items together into groups of related items, such as the need for threading verification and internal JAR file support. I'll keep you and everyone posted on this. I think it would be great to have your support on finishing parts of the incomplete @todo items. You have also expressed an interest in the threading area. This will come soon. Would you be able to help with porting to any particular platform? I developed this on Solaris 9, and Gier M. has done an initial port to CygWin and is doing some work on porting it to OS-X. Could you help with porting to another Unix platform? Or perhaps native MS Windows? We need all of these things. Thanks again, Dan Lydick -----Original Message----- From: Rodrigo Kumpera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Oct 18, 2005 3:37 PM To: Apache Harmony Bootstrap JVM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Status of the Harmony SVN Hi Dan, I'm reading the bootjvm sources and noted that many places there are stubs/todo marks. I've followed the svn repository and I seens to be diferent from the JIRA tarball. Is the svn repository updated with your recent work? I would like to help implementing some of the missing funtionality as some of it seens to be pretty straitforward to do. []'s Rodrigo Dan Lydick