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Offering help
From: |
Martin Grabmueller |
Subject: |
Offering help |
Date: |
Sat, 16 Dec 2000 13:57:44 +0100 |
Hello Guilers,
I am the author of Sizzle, a Scheme interpreter similar to Guile. A
few days ago, Marius has contacted me and asked some questions about
Sizzle because RMS had stumbled across Sizzle. I answered privately
but since Marius said it would probably be of more general interest, I
now start a discussion here.
Marius asked whether I would be interested in working on Guile
instead, and I thought about it. In fact, I had thought about it
earlier, but this week a project I once started (now maintained by two
friends of mine) was officially dubbed a GNU program with its next
release. So I thought `Hey, I am writing free software anyway, and
after all, we all have the same goal.' So I took a deeper look at the
Guile sources and the new reference manual and it looks much better
now than when I started my own interpretera year ago.
Are you still interested in a helping hand? I don't know if I will
find a place where my work would be of much use, but maybe you can
point out some part of the project where help would be needed, and
which is a good starter. One thing I noticed was that the
infrastructure of the project could need some cleanup, such as the
documentation files (INFO, ANON-CVS, HACKING, SNAPSHOTS etc.) and the
web pages, which are out-of-date. Whould you like patches for those?
Anyway, maybe this is a place where I could give back a bit of what I
received from the free software community.
Happy hacking,
'mgrabmue
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Martin Grabmueller address@hidden
http://www.pintus.de/mgrabmue/ address@hidden on EFnet