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Re: [flux-dev] Summary and status
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Hey Ihor,
sounds good, glad to hear about the summary.
I will commit some old code that I wrote a while ago that implemented a few simple steps into this direction.
Feel free to use that piece of code or ignore it and write your own, up to you.
I am having issues with my commit access at the moment, but I will let you know as soon as the code is in the repo.
I also would like to recommend to write a huge portion of JUnit tests for this. It can be quite tricky and having a comprehensive set of JUnit tests will be enormously important for the project going forward.
Cheers,
-Martin
> Am 23.05.2016 um 14:03 schrieb Ігор Яценко <yatsenko.ihor@xxxxxxxxx>:
>
> My current status:
> 1. Signed the Eclipse CLA
> 2. Ran the prototype on my machine
> 3. Familiarized with main places code of project which related to code transformation area.
> 4. Configured IDE
> 5. Read Nicolas VIDOT, Michelle CART, Jean FERRIÉ, Maher SULEIMAN: “Copies convergence in a distributed real−time collaborative environment”.
> Currently I think how to implement it approach to flux.
>
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