Re: Volunteer

Hi,   

  Glad that you want to help.   First off, the most current development
is being done with arch  (read more about it here: 
          http://wiki.gnuarch.org/  )

Then register some archives:  

[email protected]
    http://www-student.cs.york.ac.uk/~djh123/zinf/arch2004

[email protected]
    http://people.debian.org/~rotty/arch/[email protected]/2004-main

[email protected]
    http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~kris/archive-pub

I think david's zinf-browsermm is the most up to date.

tla get [email protected]/zinf--browsermm zinf-browsermm

You can also create your own branch off of my cvs archive for easy
merging.

[Check about creating a local archive in the guide above] then 
tla tag [email protected]/zinf--cvstrunk--1 zinf-mybranch 

You will need some tools to compile from source:
automake 1.7
autoconf 2.13

*All* development libraries (even though you 
may not want to compile these features autoconf
depends on having them available).

gtk1.2-dev and gtk2.4-dev
freetype
glade
pango
ogg
xosd 
ncurses
musicbrainz
orbit
arts
esd
alsa

After getting the dependencies,
run in the top level source 

autogen.sh
mkdir =build
cd =build
../configure --enable-experimental 
make


And probably some others that I have forgotten :)

If you have troubles write to the list and we'll help out.
As a good first task you might want to document your
journey as a guide to others...

Thanks,
kris






On Sat, 2004-11-13 at 18:23 +0100, Rahul Kumar wrote:
> Hello everyone! 
> 
> I am not sure if this sounds awkward but I have just started using Zinf
> and read that help is wanted! 
> 
> Well I wouldn't mind at all helping out with whatever and being a part
> of this glorious project. It seems to be rocking and has a bright
> future. Let me know if I should send a resume etc. so that you can
> "judge" my potential. ;)
> 
> rk
> 
> 
> Info about me:
> 
> I am a first semester PhD student and just finished my masters. I lied
> actually - I am a PhD student who has yet to start since I am taking
> time off - rather took time off and was traveling in Europe. I did my
> Masters thesis in Load Balancing Parallel Explicit State Model Checkers
> - basically using varied forms of previously used algorithms etc. in the
> supercomputing field and applying those to distributed model checking. 
> 
> I am comfortable working with CVS, doxygen, c/c++, java, perl etc.
> 
> Thanks and Adios!
> 
> rk 
> 
> 
> 
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