>
>
> > "project" is good. Yes, "project" without a "s". Makes sens. Maybe more
> than
> > "jalapp" ;)
> project is good and projects is better, see below ;)


"project" follows what's already there: everything in singular. But I can
live with "projects" too...


>
> We have the compiler, jaledit, the libs and examples as part of the
> release. For us, we also have tools, board files and test files.
> What we are looking for is a place for stuff that airlines call
> odd-shape luggage - stuff worth having but not fitting in an other
> category.


OK :)


>
> My suggestion is to create a projects folder and in there a subfolder
> for each project. This subfolder should contain all files releated to
> this project (except for the jallib libs etc.) and the distribution
> should maintain this structure (or convert the subdirs into zips or
> alike).


OK here too !


>
> So yes, it should be jal related. Mostly it would contain a jal
> source, along with other files (like schematics, pcb design, pc
> program source & exec etc. And it should have documentation!
> I can imagine there could be projects without jal code, related to
> tooling. Like using eclipse with jal.


By extend, there could be many, many things. Which is good. But... remember
this is under our SVN. Only jallib committers can upload their code. I think
this kind of projects concern a larger public, I mean lots of people can
share their work, far easier than building libraries. If many should go
there (which is good, again), we may need to give access to SVN for lots of
people. I wonder if this is good ! (this is a real question, I've no
definitive answer here)


>
> For my editor (ultraedit) I also have some jal-specifc stuff, but I
> doubt that this has enough added value to qualify as a project.


Let's take another example. I'm currently working on interfacing my DC motor
controller board, building a GUI with Pure Data. This is fun, btw. So,
there's jallib inside, I could upload my board/code to this project map. But
what about other related tools, namely the GUI ? It's an important part, but
can't be put in project, because there's a lot of dependencies, this time
not related to jallib. Hope you've guess what I mean: this is about related
tools/executable that comes with each project, which may not have their
place in this repos, just because it's not pure jallib, and because this
will become a junk room.

Do we need another repos, open to everyone ? Or, again how do we decide
which project is eligible to this "project(s)" map ?

Next thing to come: servo controller board (I hope to have soon time for
this). Typically, this project will produce schematics & code. But also a
GUI, I hope, to control and configure the whole. Schematics & code can
surely go to "project" map. What about the GUI ? Should it also go there ?
Should we never provide external tools/execs ? Who will find the truth in
this secret mystery ?


Cheers,
Seb
-- 
Sébastien Lelong
http://www.sirloon.net
http://sirbot.org

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