Hey friends
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Google has announced that they will run Summer of Code again this year, 2009.
Even if with somewhat less students and thus somewhat less
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 12:03 PM, Daniel Stenberg dan...@haxx.se wrote:
Hey friends
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Inspiration from previous years can be extracted from the
On Thu, Jan 15 09 at 3:43:44PM +, Alex Bennee wrote:
Ok I'll tweak it to that format. I still think having dirty adds
useful information. It may be worth just dumping that into
rockbox-info.txt
Can you post your copy of the script and I'll slurb the bzr bit into
it of you want.
Patch
Daniel Stenberg schrieb:
I am personally of the opinion that we need to have at least a few
really good ideas present to even bother to apply as an organization.
Well, two ideas come almost immediately into my mind. Rockbox as an
Application and Multifont. I have a few ideas regarding
Thomas Martitz wrote:
How much time is between being accepted as organization and gathering
students?
You can look at last year's timeline here:
http://code.google.com/opensource/gsoc/2008/faqs.html#0.1_timeline
While the dates for this year's GSoC have not been announced yet, they
should
Daniel Stenberg wrote:
If we want Rockbox to participate in this venture yet again I'm
convinced that we need to cough up a bunch of high quality ideas and
suggestions for possible students to use for inspiration.
How about creating a standalone library (in plain C, preferably) for
dealing
Jonas Häggqvist wrote:
Daniel Stenberg wrote:
If we want Rockbox to participate in this venture yet again I'm
convinced that we need to cough up a bunch of high quality ideas and
suggestions for possible students to use for inspiration.
Time for more of my crazy talk.
No one thought highly
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:56 -0600, Mark Allums m...@allums.com wrote:
Time for more of my crazy talk.
No one thought highly of my idea of implementing a subset of
dot.NET/mono, and creating a Python interpreter that runs on it.
Well, speaking of crazy talk, maybe the LUA interpreter might be
Dan Everton wrote:
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:56 -0600, Mark Allums m...@allums.com wrote:
Time for more of my crazy talk.
No one thought highly of my idea of implementing a subset of
dot.NET/mono, and creating a Python interpreter that runs on it.
Well, speaking of crazy talk, maybe the LUA
Paul Louden wrote:
Mark Allums wrote:
Here's another one: A hypervisor for ARM than runs on exactly one or
two CPUs (I'm thinking of my Sansa e280) and allows the creation of a
Rockbox HAL---Hardware Abstraction Layer. With the RHAL, Rockbox can
be standardized, one binary for any
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