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Jens Geyer edited comment on THRIFT-937 at 10/10/11 7:00 PM:
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> Jens - I want to help you get this committed,
Thank you.
> Do you plan on making more revisions before it's "ready"?
Yes, I'm still working on it, and it's not fully completed. I will also add
some more JIRA issues as I go.
My goal is to get it ready in terms of
a) having the tutorial sample running
b) being able to connect to Cassandra
c) having a test suite (or "the" test suite?) implemented and running w/o
errors.
These are my goals for the near future.
I already did a proof-of-concept with a small Cassandra sample some months ago
and I've seen it working - but I had to do a lot of hand-made converting of
generated C++ code into pascal to achieve that (and I really mean a lot) since
there is no pascal codegeneration yet. I really don't want to do that once
again, and that's basically how I came up with the idea to contribute to Thrift.
> Do you know of any other users who might be able to help you validate your
> work on this new library?
You are absolutely right, and I will try to get someone from the pascal land
involved in the project to review the code.
was (Author: jensg):
> Jens - I want to help you get this committed,
Thank you.
> Do you plan on making more revisions before it's "ready"?
Yes, I'm still working on it, and it's not fully completed. I will also add
some more JIRA issues as I go.
My goal is to get it ready in terms of
a) having the tutorial sample running
b) being able to connect to Cassandra
c) having a test suite (or "the" test suite?) implemented and running w/o
errors.
These are my goals for the near future.
I already did a proof-of-concept with a small Cassandra sample some months ago
and I've seen it working - but I had to do a lot of hand-made converting of
generated C++ code into pascal to achieve that (and I really mean a lot) since
there is no pascal codegeneration yet. I really don't want to do that once
again, and that's basically how I came up with the idea to contribute to Thrift.
> Do you know of any other users who might be able to help you validate your
> work on this new library?
Unfortunately not, but I have some plans to publish an article in a german
developer magazine about Thrift and/or Cassandra later, hoping that this may
raise some attention on the project. For now I don't know of one (I still had a
little hpe that there might be someone around here). But you are absolutely
right, and I will try to get someone from the pascal land involved in the
project to review the code.
> Very basic version of the pascal libraries
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>
> Key: THRIFT-937
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-937
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Environment: Borland Delphi 7, Windows
> Reporter: Jens Geyer
> Priority: Trivial
> Attachments: THRIFT-937_basic_set_of_Object_Pascal_libraries
> (rev1).zip
>
>
> First goal is to get a basic version of the libraries ready. To pass this
> first step, the code shall compile without warnings and pass a very basic
> smoke test with Borland Delphi 7 on Windows.
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