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Country: Croatia
 
Country: Croatia
  
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===Writings===
  
My current ToDo list:
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* My take on [[User:Arny/Pascal history|Pascal History]]
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===My Fixes ToDo list===
 
Test snapshots from the Fixes branch so to also provide Fixes ''releases''. They would be weekly or monthly, depending on how much time I can afford.  
 
Test snapshots from the Fixes branch so to also provide Fixes ''releases''. They would be weekly or monthly, depending on how much time I can afford.  
 
In general, I can test on Win-32 and Linux-AMD64. If necessary, I could also test on Win-x64 and Linux-x86. The OS I don't have access to is MacOS, so it would be nice if someone with a Mac would volunteer eventually ;).
 
In general, I can test on Win-32 and Linux-AMD64. If necessary, I could also test on Win-x64 and Linux-x86. The OS I don't have access to is MacOS, so it would be nice if someone with a Mac would volunteer eventually ;).

Revision as of 18:27, 30 August 2012

Full name: Arny Kromić

Forum nickname: TurboRascal

IRC nick (freenode): halfword

Country: Croatia

Writings

My Fixes ToDo list

Test snapshots from the Fixes branch so to also provide Fixes releases. They would be weekly or monthly, depending on how much time I can afford. In general, I can test on Win-32 and Linux-AMD64. If necessary, I could also test on Win-x64 and Linux-x86. The OS I don't have access to is MacOS, so it would be nice if someone with a Mac would volunteer eventually ;).

The first thing I need to do is complete a testing checklist. The (some obvious) requirements for a build are:

  • Can be compiled by an earlier version (I believe Snapshots already satisfy this)
  • Can be recompiled by itself out of the box
  • Can be recompiled to install all included packages (which don't require external components)
  • Can compile projects and get working executables (include compiling new, newly saved and old projects)

Any other additions to the list would be welcome!