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Spawn a new project?

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Spawn a new project? Henrik Akesson 07 Jul 15:45
  Spawn a new project? Martin Nordholts 07 Jul 20:23
   Spawn a new project? Henrik Akesson 08 Jul 12:00
Henrik Akesson
2009-07-07 15:45:22 UTC (over 15 years ago)

Spawn a new project?

Hi,

the work I've done so far can be split into two parts: 1) gegl scripting - for the moment a ruby script that allows me to run tests of gegl and some test cases.
2) visualisation tool - a java web project that is made for displaying performance data.

1) should obviously be commited to the gegl project. 2) however, I believe should be a new open source project.

For the moment, I've named the visualisation tool PerfECT, for Performance Evaluation and Control Tool.

I propose to create a new open source project at code.google.com using a LGPL license.

Do you have any preferences as to which version control system I should use? The google code hosting offers Mercurial and SVN. I'm leaning towards using SVN on the server and git-svn on my laptop, mainly because I already know both svn and git (well, git only a little bit).

Regards,

Henrik

Martin Nordholts
2009-07-07 20:23:05 UTC (over 15 years ago)

Spawn a new project?

On 07/07/2009 03:45 PM, Henrik Akesson wrote:

Hi,

the work I've done so far can be split into two parts: 1) gegl scripting - for the moment a ruby script that allows me to run tests of gegl and some test cases.
2) visualisation tool - a java web project that is made for displaying performance data.

1) should obviously be commited to the gegl project. 2) however, I believe should be a new open source project.

How does the dependencies look here? I suppose GEGL would have a soft (optional) dependency on the visualization tool?

And as for the VCS preference, git is my clear preference, it's a shame Google Code doesn't offer that.

/ Martin

Henrik Akesson
2009-07-08 12:00:53 UTC (over 15 years ago)

Spawn a new project?

The only dependency there is between the visualisation tool and GEGL would be the output file format from callgrind.

/Henrik

2009/7/7 Martin Nordholts :

On 07/07/2009 03:45 PM, Henrik Akesson wrote:

Hi,

the work I've done so far can be split into two parts: 1) gegl scripting - for the moment a ruby script that allows me to run tests of gegl and some test cases.
2) visualisation tool - a java web project that is made for displaying performance data.

1) should obviously be commited to the gegl project. 2) however, I believe should be a new open source project.

How does the dependencies look here? I suppose GEGL would have a soft (optional) dependency on the visualization tool?

And as for the VCS preference, git is my clear preference, it's a shame Google Code doesn't offer that.

 / Martin