Here's my opinion. Others may disagree. :)
On Mar 21, 2007, at 2:34 PM, Chris Brichford wrote:
* What to call our sub-directory in WebCore/platform
I think "apollo" is appropriate. While I know it is just a code
name, it's very recognizable/familiar to people at this point.
* Should we make our WebKit a subdirectory in WebKit like WebKit/
COM? Should we make a new top level directory?
I see two options here:
(1) Fix the WebKit directory to have subdirectories for each
platform. That means all of the Mac subdirectories would move under
WebKit/mac. Then you could have WebKit/apollo.
(2) Have top-level directories for each WebKit, e.g., WebKitMac,
WebKitWin, WebKitApollo, WebKitQt, etc.
My personal preference would be for (1), although note that Qt went
with (2) already. Other platforms can do (1) now without us having
to move our Mac files immediately, so that doesn't hold anything up.
I'd be curious to hear more opinions on this. I'm not a big fan of
lots of top-level directories in a project, so I like (1) a lot
better than (2).
* How to submit patches specific to our new platform ( do we
enter a bug and attach patches to it? )
Yeah, and additional components/platforms can be added to Bugzilla to
cover this.
* What to call the port. Apollo is just a code name and will
change before we ship 1.0. We also intend that the API between the
host and this port will not be specific to Apollo.
I'd stick with Apollo.
dave
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