Hi Thomas, I am intending to apply all your patches and give them a quick look over before recomending that they are committed (I'm not a committer but can ask someone here at JPMC to do it). Right now, I've been a bit busy writing performance tests to have a chance to do this. Hopefully, I will get a chance to do so towards the end of this week.
As for the intention of the code... As I understand it, it was mostly written by Steve Shaw who was my predecessor here at JPMC. I am totally new to the code, so having to figure it out as I go. There's not many (any?) comments in the code, and nothing in the wiki. Not very helpfull, but that seems to be the state of play. Rupert On 1/24/07, Tomas Restrepo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Robert, > > I think definitely there's some opportunity there for improvement in the > > whole Qpid.Buffer project, but I'm not quite sure yet I understand how it > > all fits together. Any comments? > > It's probably worth as a first step seeing how much of it is actually > used, Some may have been copied across but is not really required. I'd be happy to help a bit in this part by building a good set of unit tests for the buffers and do some refactoring. That said, I would appreciate it if someone could explain a bit what the code does and a bit of the structure and relations between the classes (the explanation for the java code would probably suffer). Tomas Restrepo [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.winterdom.com/weblog/
