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Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > I plan to do some changes to how our unit tests are organized. > >

Just so I leave everything written down... Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > For example, issue 25 (

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > Before touching the config file code, I'd like to add unit tests.

DerMeister made a first try at per-app DCF in r1350: http://code.google.com/p/synecdoche/source/

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > On "do something useful with what we parse"... > We need to

None of the client and lib code seems to actually depend on the api. I will just go ahead and delete

David Barnard wrote: > On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 5:37 PM, Nicolas Alvarez > <nicolas.alvarez@

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > I'm not sure what to do about it. If we make the manager (well, the

Well, in regards to multiple packages, I've already modified the trunk packages so that the app

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > Synecdoche inherited code from BOINC that logs when the client is running

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > I wrote and committed an adapter class that lets a writer function using

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > David Barnard wrote: >> Do you want to use gobby? > > Yes, I

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > *Question: Should we release a 0.1.2 version containing only this change?

Michael Tughan wrote: > On 6-Aug-09, at 8:59 PM, Nicolas Alvarez wrote: >> If you meant the

I'm about to release Synecdoche 0.1.1, uploading the packages to Google Code. The files are: - A

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > Just like with the configure file (built from configure.ac) and aclocal.

I am experimenting with CMake's cousin "CTest". It's not a unit test framework;

Hey there, After adding Haiku support as a new platform in BOINC, I was pointed here by Nicolas. I

I just did some cleanup of header files. Many were including more than they should, some were

Nicolas Alvarez <nicolas.alvarez@...> writes: > I just successfully built the manager with

Nicolas42 wrote: > SQLite files look like binary junk on a text editor. Just like a > MySQL .

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > If we do: the last changes to filesys.C break compatibility; high chance

Nicolas Alvarez wrote: > As good as this looks at half past midnight, I might be wrong. I'd

Der Meister wrote: > That's interessting. But I didn't see anything about this in the

On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 7:03 PM, Der Meister <DerMei...@gmx.net> wrote: > That

I am liking draft 2. As Kathryn said keeping it consistent is important. How much work was it to

The web links are provided by the projects. I don't see any sensible plan for cleaning them up

I'm trying to work out the best way to present the preferences. The override is gone, we don'