Vaclav Smilauer said: (by the date of Mon, 02 Apr 2007 22:20:15 +0200) > If you mean http://yade/berlios.de/pmwiki/
I didn't know about his one :) > (I used pmwiki before: it is PHP and needs no db) to try it > out. Or is there some central one on berlios? yes, this one: http://openfacts.berlios.de/index-en.phtml?title=Yet+Another+Dynamic+Engine > > > Currently I'm wonderig whether we should: > > > > (a) totally switch to wiki - the current yade webpage will be > > copied/pasted into wiki and replaced with a simple URL redirection. > > I would be all for (a), or progressively move most stuff to the wiki > (=when modifying something on the current site, put link to the wiki and > cut&paste it there; and leave the rest alone for now). OK. At the end only the Doxygen documentation would be outside of wiki. > OTOH, if we move everything to the wiki, perhaps we could consider some > more powerful engine (with latex plugins etc: moinmoin needs python, > which is not on berlios; mediawiki perhaps, but it needs db to be set > up). yes. I'm not experienced at wikis, so I leave the choice up to you :) > > Perhaps creating wiki hosted on wikia.com (or something else) would > elimiate administration costs and would also ease things if we move from > berlios.de. good idea. I think this thing will be finalized when we meet in Grenoble. > > I think that we will soon make a release > > Yes, I thought of that already. I had list of things that are necessary > before the release like this: > > * replace dynamic_cast by macro CAST everywhere, which will be #defined > as either static or dynamic, depending of debugging flags (gain 2x > speedup from that in optimized builds) > * remove unused elements > * write some overall documentation - the basics of yade's functioning > * Frederic suggests to make wiki where more detailed stuff could > be edited by different people > * perhaps remove redundant path elements (flatten the tree) - only > possible with scons > * scons > * debian package (will have to package wm3 for that as well - take > only a few used elements and compile that as a lib?); this will make > it possible to install easily on a few debian variants (stable, > current ubuntu, LTS ubuntu, for example). > * fix compilation with g++ >= 4.1 !! a good list :) I'm not sure if fixing 4.1 will be possible without switching to boost::serialization (which should happen *after* the release, because it's a big change in the core). We will see though. -- # Janek Kozicki _______________________________________________ yade-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/yade-dev
