Chuck writes:
Question: I haven't found anything on the website about bug
tracking etc. If you have some formal way for outside users to
submit these along with PtII version number and other such
supporting metadata, I'd be glad to send example models etc. that
reproduce things when I can (that is, when I am sure the bug is
with PtII and not the operator ;-)
We've had bugzilla running at various times in the past. I just
brought it back up and updated the Ptolemy II faq:
1.4 Is there a bug list?
Current bugs are listed in
http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/ptolemyII/ptIIlatest/limitations.
htm and in $PTII/doc/limitations.htm
If you find a bug, please report it using Ptolemy-hackers mailing
list.
A good bug report includes:
The version of Ptolemy you are running (5.0? 6.0)
Whether you built it from CVS sources or from the sources shipped
with the Windows installer or are running from the Windows
installer.
Your platform (Windows? Linux) and version, along with the the
version of Java you are running
Important: a small test model, or else really detailed instructions
on how to replicate the bug, what happened for you and what you
expected to happen.
There is also a Bugzilla bug handler
(http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/bugzilla). To use bugzilla, you
will need an account on the Chess, Embedded or Trust websites. If
you do not have an account, request a ptexternal workgroup on the
Chess website:
Chess website account request
(http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/login/?subpage=Request)
For more information, see the Chess Bugzilla Help Page
(http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/login/?subpage=Request)
_Christopher
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