Well, I wanted a session on integrating
debuggers. DSF is an obvious choice.
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Sent: Friday, October 19, 2007
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Doug,
If you’re not going to use it for
something else, that is definitely an option. Thanks for the offer.
Doug
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Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2007
2:36 PM
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2008
One possibility would to be to give DSF
one tutorial slot from the C/C++ track (which I was thinking of already
anyway).
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Doing a DSF tutorial in 2 hours would probably end up
is a slide show only. With 4 hours maybe we could get people to do some
coding :-) So I would definitely appreciate this opportunity.
Cheers,
Pawel
Oberhuber, Martin wrote:
Hi Doug,
are the 3 tutorials we got allocated
2-hour (short tutorial) slots again?
For TM, we could present the same as last
year, and probably some new
stuff that's emerging right now (TCF). But
it's not clear yet how mature and
available the new stuff will be at the
time of EclipseCon.
Given that we'd probably just repeat the
same from last year, I could also
give the TM tutorial slot to somebody else
if we think the community would
be more interested in something else. I
could probably do a long talk on
TM, with focus on TCF instead.
What about using the time for a
double-short (4-hour) tutorial on DD/DSF
for instance? The debugging technology is
complex and there are many
questions about it.
Any other proposals for talks, or how to
use the slots?
Cheers,
--
Martin Oberhuber
Wind River Systems, Inc.
Target Management Project Lead, DSDP PMC Member
http://www.eclipse.org/dsdp/tm
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On Behalf Of Gaff, Doug
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007
8:24 PM
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2008
Hi folks,
Since I haven’t seen any traffic
other than Martin, here is my proposal for our track allocations:
Tutorials (3)
- (1)
Target Management (Martin, Dave)
- (2)
eRCP/eSWT (Gorkem, Mark)
- (3)
Building a debugger on DSF and Flexible Hierarchy (Darin, Pawel)
Long Talks (4)
- (1)
Tools for Mobile Linux (Christian)
- (2)
User focused talk / panel
- (3)
User focused talk
- (4)
User focused talk
Short Talks (10)
- (1)
Target Management (Martin)
- (2)
Device Debugging (Pawel)
- (3)
eRCP (Gorkem, Mark)
- (4)
NAB (Shigeki)
- (5)
TmL (Christian)
- (6)
VPP (Mark)
- (7)
RTSC (proposed project lead)
- User
focused talks (e.g. applications of eRCP, TM, NAB, OSGi in embedded, etc.)
- (8)
User focused talk
- (9)
User focused talk
- (10)
User focused talk
I am trying to leave room for
submissions that aren’t specifically DSDP, but are in the embedded/mobile
space. VPP and RTSC are newly proposed projects (only one has been officially
announced).
Thoughts?
Doug
Yes, that’s an interesting idea.
One of the things the PC suggested was creative ways to use short talk slots,
e.g.
-
4 talks and a
10-minute Q&A or Panel
-
5 speakers on
the same theme (time limits and delineation will be enforced)
-
Speedy demos
A what’s new in Ganymede would be
very interesting. I see TM, DD, NAB, and eRCP as potential speakers. (Get on the train!!)
It would draw collective attention to the projects in DSDP.
A what’s new in DSDP would be
interesting, too. TmL, VPP, and the (revived) MTJ could cover that.
Hi Doug,
given the allocation of slots, I first
thought about
doing a "Whats new in Target
Management"
short talk.
But then it struck me that it would be
even more
valuable to have a single combined
"What's new
in Ganymede" talk where each project
has a
short slot to talk about news. I guess
this could
even be a plenary session.
What do you think, would it worth bringing
that
idea forward to the organizing committee?
Depending on how things go forward with
TCF,
that might also be worth a slot; but it's
hard to
decide right now.
Cheers,
--
Martin Oberhuber
Wind River Systems, Inc.
Target Management Project Lead, DSDP PMC Member
http://www.eclipse.org/dsdp/tm
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On Behalf Of Gaff, Doug
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007
10:22 PM
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Subject: [dsdp-pmc] Next Meeting
and EclipseCon
Hi folks,
Sorry for not being in touch on our next meeting.
EclipseCon and my upcoming commercial release are taking a lot of time. I
also have 4 weeks of travel coming up, so I’d like to wait until October
for our next meeting.
That being said, it’s time to start working on
EclipseCon 08. I’d like to do this over email the next couple of
weeks. I am again responsible for the Mobile/Embedded Category, which has
the following allocation:
4 Long Talks
10 Short Talks
3 Tutorials (2 hour slots – can be combined if
desired)
As you can see, the Program Committee is pushing for
more short talks this year to get better exposure and diversity of topics.
Short talk speakers will receive a 20% discount (new this year.) The PC
has also done away with separate Panel and Demo allocations, since many of the
Panels weren’t very interesting. If we really want to do a Panel,
though, we should discuss. Demo allocations can either be long or short
talks. It’s up to us.
What I need from you:
·
Would your project like a talk slot?
·
Long, short, or tutorial?
·
Do you know of folks outside our projects that would be
interested in speaking? We should recruit beyond DSDP.
·
Do you want to see a panel discussion? On what topic?
Please respond by 9/21 (1 week). Then we can
discuss further.
Doug
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