- Status Report (Stack and Tile)
- Back from Auckland
- Work in progress on the xHCI driver
- GSoC Introduction: BFS Partition Resizer
- GSoC Introduction: NFSv4 client
- GSoC Introduction: x86_64 port
- GSoC Introduction: OpenJDK port
- gsoc2012 cpuidle project introduction
- Playing Around With QEMU and VT-d
- A Short BeGeistert 025 Report
GSOC Introduction: Jrabbit, Batisseur and you
I'm Jack (Jrabbit). I am a python hacker.
Bâtisseur is a broad system for making Haiku package development simple and quick. It will borrow concepts from OpenSuse Build and Canonical's Launchpad [Specifically Soyuz]. Some documents pertaining to it can be found in this repo. The end goal will be a modern build system for packages that can scale up or down and a system of achievements for participating in it.
Whats happening now
During the community bonding period I will be working with the new hpkg_builder tool to make sure it's ready for hackage. I will be working with the core team to look at buildbot deployment and such. Also I will be trying to get some of my web tools I wrote for haiku put up on haiku-files.
- jrabbit's blog
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Re: GSOC Introduction: Jrabbit, Batisseur and you
Not big on the name, maybe an english word vs a french word would be more suitable for such a key component of this project?
Re: GSOC Introduction: Jrabbit, Batisseur and you
@fortheloveofhaiku:
The trouble I had with this is that so many "build" metaphors are not only taken but taken by large project. If you have a suggestion I'm up for naming all sorts of things, the "project" name doesn't have to be anywhere.
Re: GSOC Introduction: Jrabbit, Batisseur and you
Is BeBuild already taken? It sounds good to my ear.