GSOC -- Bug fixing

David Nolden zwabel at googlemail.com
Sat Apr 3 16:56:41 UTC 2010


Actually bug-fixing would be a _very_ useful GSOC project, but it
doesn't sound like a very good title for a GSOC, as it is hard to
measure a "success".

You've shown that you're capable of doing some work on the C++
language support, so maybe it would be good to put the focus onto one
specific task that is not too complicated, and define bug-fixing to be
a secondary goal, focusing on the surrounding areas.

An interesting and not too hard "main" target could for example be
basic C++ 0x support. Many aspects of C++ 0x (for example the "auto"
keyword), are very simple to implement with the current architecture.
Some require changes to the parser though. You could pick some basic
C++ 0x features that you want to implement as a "primary" target, and
define general bugfixing on the c++-support and language support in
general as a secondary goal.

Greetings, David




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