SynCE 0.15

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb. What's the
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because changes had
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.

Mark

Guido Diepen

2010-03-09 20:41:36 UTC

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb. What's the
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because changes had
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Let me know when you come up with a possible date for 0.15. I might have some
time around Easter to work some more at the registry viewer (editor will take
me some more time ;) ) within KPM. If it could at least wait till somewhere
after Easter that would give me some time to work on it.

Guido

--
Guido Diepen <***@jcwodan.nl.nl>
Aviation is proof that given the will, we have the capacity to
achieve the impossible.
--Eddie Rickenbacker

Mark Ellis

2010-03-11 07:01:32 UTC

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb. What's the
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because changes had
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

Guido Diepen

2010-03-11 07:30:51 UTC

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb. What's the
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because changes

had

Post by Mark Ellis
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

First weekend of April.

Post by Mark Ellis
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Guido Diepen

2010-04-05 07:33:12 UTC

Hi,

as I said in my previous email, the easter weekend I had some spare time and
as you can see from the commit logs, I implemented the remote registry viewer
within KPM. At the moment it stays with simple remote registry viewer, because
registry editor will take some more time, which might be next holidays :)

So from my point of view I am ready for 0.15 release.

Regarding new releases, is there a list of distros where we got through to the
main packages? I know that for ubuntu we are not in the main distro, but via
PPA it is relatively easy. As far as I can see, in Debian we still only have
the 0.13-2 packages, which are a bit outdated. What about the other distros?

Kind regards,

Guido Diepen

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb. What's the
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because changes

had

Post by Mark Ellis
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

First weekend of April.

Post by Mark Ellis
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
----- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs
proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance.
See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev_________________________________________
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Aviation is proof that given the will, we have the capacity to
achieve the impossible.
--Eddie Rickenbacker

Mark Ellis

2010-04-05 09:33:07 UTC

Post by Guido Diepen
Hi,
as I said in my previous email, the easter weekend I had some spare time and
as you can see from the commit logs, I implemented the remote registry viewer
within KPM. At the moment it stays with simple remote registry viewer, because
registry editor will take some more time, which might be next holidays :)
So from my point of view I am ready for 0.15 release.
Regarding new releases, is there a list of distros where we got through to the
main packages? I know that for ubuntu we are not in the main distro, but via
PPA it is relatively easy. As far as I can see, in Debian we still only have
the 0.13-2 packages, which are a bit outdated. What about the other distros?

Good point, it would be nice to know who out there is providing
"official" packaging, and who is maintaining it. Jonny Lamb was doing
Debian, but haven't heard from him for ages.

Post by Guido Diepen
Kind regards,
Guido Diepen

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb. What's the
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because changes

had

Post by Mark Ellis
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

First weekend of April.

Post by Mark Ellis
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
----- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs
proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance.
See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev_________________________________________
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Guido Diepen

2010-04-07 14:39:52 UTC

Hi,

are there any other things that still need to be finished for a 0.15
release? If not, what are the steps to get the 0.15 release actually out
(at least in tar.gz form, later also packages for different distros)?

Guido

Good point, it would be nice to know who out there is providing
"official" packaging, and who is maintaining it. Jonny Lamb was doing
Debian, but haven't heard from him for ages.

Post by Guido Diepen
Kind regards,
Guido Diepen

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb.

What's the

Post by Iain Buchanan
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because

changes

Post by Mark Ellis
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Let me know when you come up with a possible date for 0.15. I might

have

Post by Guido Diepen
some
time around Easter to work some more at the registry viewer (editor

will

Post by Guido Diepen
take
me some more time ;) ) within KPM. If it could at least wait till somewhere
after Easter that would give me some time to work on it.
Guido

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

First weekend of April.

Post by Mark Ellis
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
----- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs
proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance.
See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev_________________________________________
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs
proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance.
See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev_______________________________________________
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--
Guido Diepen <***@jcwodan.nl>
Aviation is proof that given the will, we have the capacity to achieve the
impossible.
--Eddie Rickenbacker

Mark Ellis

2010-04-07 22:21:15 UTC

Post by Guido Diepen
Hi,
are there any other things that still need to be finished for a 0.15
release? If not, what are the steps to get the 0.15 release actually out
(at least in tar.gz form, later also packages for different distros)?

I think it's in a reasonable state, won't take long to check. Off the
top of my head, it won't be a fantastically exciting anyway :)

Post by Guido Diepen
Guido

Good point, it would be nice to know who out there is providing
"official" packaging, and who is maintaining it. Jonny Lamb was doing
Debian, but haven't heard from him for ages.

Post by Guido Diepen
Kind regards,
Guido Diepen

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb.

What's the

Post by Iain Buchanan
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because

changes

Post by Mark Ellis
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Let me know when you come up with a possible date for 0.15. I might

have

Post by Guido Diepen
some
time around Easter to work some more at the registry viewer (editor

will

Post by Guido Diepen
take
me some more time ;) ) within KPM. If it could at least wait till somewhere
after Easter that would give me some time to work on it.
Guido

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

First weekend of April.

Post by Mark Ellis
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
----- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs
proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance.
See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev_________________________________________
______ SynCE-Devel mailing list
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs
proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance.
See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta.
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_______________________________________________
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Guido Diepen

2010-04-08 05:22:19 UTC

I think it's in a reasonable state, won't take long to check. Off the
top of my head, it won't be a fantastically exciting anyway :)

Well, I know one thing: kpm at least has exciting new feature :)

Btw, did you have any luck looking further into the synce-hal patched I
provided?

Guido

Post by Guido Diepen
Guido

Hi,
http://www.slideshare.net/leingang/lesson-20-optimization-handout
as I said in my previous email, the easter weekend I had some spare time and
as you can see from the commit logs, I implemented the remote registry viewer
within KPM. At the moment it stays with simple remote registry viewer, because
registry editor will take some more time, which might be next holidays
:)
So from my point of view I am ready for 0.15 release.
Regarding new releases, is there a list of distros where we got through to the
main packages? I know that for ubuntu we are not in the main distro, but via
PPA it is relatively easy. As far as I can see, in Debian we still only have
the 0.13-2 packages, which are a bit outdated. What about the other distros?

Good point, it would be nice to know who out there is providing
"official" packaging, and who is maintaining it. Jonny Lamb was doing
Debian, but haven't heard from him for ages.

Kind regards,
Guido Diepen

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb.

What's the

Post by Iain Buchanan
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because

changes

Post by Mark Ellis
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Let me know when you come up with a possible date for 0.15. I might

have

Post by Guido Diepen
some
time around Easter to work some more at the registry viewer (editor

will

Post by Guido Diepen
take
me some more time ;) ) within KPM. If it could at least wait till
somewhere
after Easter that would give me some time to work on it.
Guido

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

First weekend of April.

Post by Mark Ellis
------------------------------------------------------------------
------- ----- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find
bugs proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel
performance. See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during
beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev__________________________________
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance.
See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev_______________________________________
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--
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Aviation is proof that given the will, we have the capacity to
achieve the impossible.
--Eddie Rickenbacker

Mark Ellis

2010-04-08 05:55:46 UTC

I think it's in a reasonable state, won't take long to check. Off the
top of my head, it won't be a fantastically exciting anyway :)

Well, I know one thing: kpm at least has exciting new feature :)

Actually, I also really liked the way you get the picture of the device,
must do that in trayicon.

Post by Guido Diepen
Btw, did you have any luck looking further into the synce-hal patched I
provided?

Further, yes :)

I meant to let you know, must've forgot. With the whole devkit thing as
well, it's looks better have a dbus (or hal) interface as soon as
possible in the process, which also works better for what your patch is
doing. It takes some serious reworking though, so I figured it made more
sense to put it after this release. When it's sorted you can help me
test the devkit interface and tweak synce-kpm to use it ....

Post by Guido Diepen
Guido

Post by Guido Diepen
Guido

Hi,
http://www.slideshare.net/leingang/lesson-20-optimization-handout
as I said in my previous email, the easter weekend I had some spare time and
as you can see from the commit logs, I implemented the remote registry viewer
within KPM. At the moment it stays with simple remote registry viewer,
because
registry editor will take some more time, which might be next holidays
:)
So from my point of view I am ready for 0.15 release.
Regarding new releases, is there a list of distros where we got
through to the
main packages? I know that for ubuntu we are not in the main distro, but via
PPA it is relatively easy. As far as I can see, in Debian we still only have
the 0.13-2 packages, which are a bit outdated. What about the other distros?

Good point, it would be nice to know who out there is providing
"official" packaging, and who is maintaining it. Jonny Lamb was doing
Debian, but haven't heard from him for ages.

Kind regards,
Guido Diepen

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb.

What's the

Post by Iain Buchanan
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them because

changes

Post by Mark Ellis
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Let me know when you come up with a possible date for 0.15. I might

have

Post by Guido Diepen
some
time around Easter to work some more at the registry viewer (editor

will

Post by Guido Diepen
take
me some more time ;) ) within KPM. If it could at least wait till
somewhere
after Easter that would give me some time to work on it.
Guido

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

First weekend of April.

Post by Mark Ellis
------------------------------------------------------------------
------- ----- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find
bugs proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel
performance. See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during
beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev__________________________________
_______ ______ SynCE-Devel mailing list
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/synce-devel

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
------- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs
proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance.
See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev_______________________________________
________ SynCE-Devel mailing list
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Guido Diepen

2010-04-08 07:07:18 UTC

Post by Guido Diepen
Hi,
are there any other things that still need to be finished for a 0.15
release? If not, what are the steps to get the 0.15 release actually

out

Post by Guido Diepen
(at least in tar.gz form, later also packages for different

distros)?

Post by Mark Ellis
I think it's in a reasonable state, won't take long to check. Off the
top of my head, it won't be a fantastically exciting anyway :)

Well, I know one thing: kpm at least has exciting new feature :)

Actually, I also really liked the way you get the picture of the device,
must do that in trayicon.

I liked this feature also yes :)Very simple and small, but nice addition
to show :)

So you will implement this into trayicon and then everything is ready for
0.15 release?

Post by Guido Diepen
Btw, did you have any luck looking further into the synce-hal patched I
provided?

Further, yes :)
I meant to let you know, must've forgot. With the whole devkit thing as
well, it's looks better have a dbus (or hal) interface as soon as
possible in the process, which also works better for what your patch is
doing. It takes some serious reworking though, so I figured it made more
sense to put it after this release. When it's sorted you can help me
test the devkit interface and tweak synce-kpm to use it ....

This way it looks like it is easier to implement the patch in the dbus
interface indeed. Let me know whenever I can help out with that.

Regarding the testing of the devkit stuff, can you run devkit at the same
time as the hal stuff?

Also, the other day on the IRC channel I ran into a person using latest
ubuntu beta (or alpha, don't know) and hald was not running on his system.
Does this mean that they already changed it for the upcoming release?

Guido

Post by Guido Diepen
Guido

Post by Guido Diepen
Guido

Hi,
http://www.slideshare.net/leingang/lesson-20-optimization-handout
as I said in my previous email, the easter weekend I had some

spare

time and
as you can see from the commit logs, I implemented the remote

registry

viewer
within KPM. At the moment it stays with simple remote registry

viewer,

because
registry editor will take some more time, which might be next

holidays

:)
So from my point of view I am ready for 0.15 release.
Regarding new releases, is there a list of distros where we got
through to the
main packages? I know that for ubuntu we are not in the main

distro,

but via
PPA it is relatively easy. As far as I can see, in Debian we

still

only have
the 0.13-2 packages, which are a bit outdated. What about the

other

distros?

Good point, it would be nice to know who out there is providing
"official" packaging, and who is maintaining it. Jonny Lamb was

doing

Post by Mark Ellis
Debian, but haven't heard from him for ages.

Kind regards,
Guido Diepen

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb.

What's the

Post by Iain Buchanan
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them

because

changes

Post by Mark Ellis
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Let me know when you come up with a possible date for 0.15.

Post by Guido Diepen
might

have

Post by Guido Diepen
some
time around Easter to work some more at the registry viewer
(editor

will

Post by Guido Diepen
take
me some more time ;) ) within KPM. If it could at least wait

till

Post by Guido Diepen
somewhere
after Easter that would give me some time to work on it.
Guido

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

First weekend of April.

Post by Mark Ellis
------------------------------------------------------------------
------- ----- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling,

find

Post by Mark Ellis
bugs proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel
performance. See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks

during

Post by Mark Ellis
beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev__________________________________
_______ ______ SynCE-Devel mailing list
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/synce-devel

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
------- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find

bugs

Post by Mark Ellis
proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance.
See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev_______________________________________
________ SynCE-Devel mailing list
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--
Guido Diepen <***@jcwodan.nl>
Aviation is proof that given the will, we have the capacity to achieve the
impossible.
--Eddie Rickenbacker

Mark Ellis

2010-04-14 06:26:39 UTC

Post by Guido Diepen
Hi,
are there any other things that still need to be finished for a 0.15
release? If not, what are the steps to get the 0.15 release actually

out

Post by Guido Diepen
(at least in tar.gz form, later also packages for different

distros)?

Post by Mark Ellis
I think it's in a reasonable state, won't take long to check. Off the
top of my head, it won't be a fantastically exciting anyway :)

Well, I know one thing: kpm at least has exciting new feature :)

Actually, I also really liked the way you get the picture of the device,
must do that in trayicon.

I liked this feature also yes :)Very simple and small, but nice addition
to show :)
So you will implement this into trayicon and then everything is ready for
0.15 release?

Haven't really got time to fiddle with trayicon at the moment, I'll do a
release as is very soon.

Post by Guido Diepen
Btw, did you have any luck looking further into the synce-hal patched I
provided?

Further, yes :)
I meant to let you know, must've forgot. With the whole devkit thing as
well, it's looks better have a dbus (or hal) interface as soon as
possible in the process, which also works better for what your patch is
doing. It takes some serious reworking though, so I figured it made more
sense to put it after this release. When it's sorted you can help me
test the devkit interface and tweak synce-kpm to use it ....

Yes, in general.

Post by Guido Diepen
Also, the other day on the IRC channel I ran into a person using latest
ubuntu beta (or alpha, don't know) and hald was not running on his system.
Does this mean that they already changed it for the upcoming release?

As I understand it, ubuntu lucid deprecates hal in favour of
devkit/udev, and removes it from the boot sequence, so it's not running
by default. It can be run manually, or a dbus signal should activate it.
Unfortunately, just plugging in a synce device won't !

Post by Guido Diepen
Guido

Post by Guido Diepen
Guido

Post by Guido Diepen
Guido

Hi,
http://www.slideshare.net/leingang/lesson-20-optimization-handout
as I said in my previous email, the easter weekend I had some

spare

time and
as you can see from the commit logs, I implemented the remote

registry

viewer
within KPM. At the moment it stays with simple remote registry

viewer,

because
registry editor will take some more time, which might be next

holidays

:)
So from my point of view I am ready for 0.15 release.
Regarding new releases, is there a list of distros where we got
through to the
main packages? I know that for ubuntu we are not in the main

distro,

but via
PPA it is relatively easy. As far as I can see, in Debian we

still

only have
the 0.13-2 packages, which are a bit outdated. What about the

other

distros?

Good point, it would be nice to know who out there is providing
"official" packaging, and who is maintaining it. Jonny Lamb was

doing

Post by Mark Ellis
Debian, but haven't heard from him for ages.

Kind regards,
Guido Diepen

Post by Iain Buchanan
Hey Mark,
I noticed you started tagging some 0.15 releases in Feb.

What's the

Post by Iain Buchanan
plan for putting up the tarballs?
just curious :)
thanks,

Wasn't really planning a release, just bumping them

because

changes

Post by Mark Ellis
been made. Maybe I should ? I'll see what state we're in.
Mark

Let me know when you come up with a possible date for 0.15.

Post by Guido Diepen
might

have

Post by Guido Diepen
some
time around Easter to work some more at the registry viewer
(editor

will

Post by Guido Diepen
take
me some more time ;) ) within KPM. If it could at least wait

till

Post by Guido Diepen
somewhere
after Easter that would give me some time to work on it.
Guido

Sounds like a plan, cool, when is Easter this year ?

First weekend of April.

Post by Mark Ellis
------------------------------------------------------------------
------- ----- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling,

find

Post by Mark Ellis
bugs proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel
performance. See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks

during

Post by Mark Ellis
beta.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev__________________________________
_______ ______ SynCE-Devel mailing list
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/synce-devel

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
------- Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval
Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find

bugs

Iain Buchanan

2010-04-15 00:11:23 UTC

Post by Mark Ellis
Good point, it would be nice to know who out there is providing
"official" packaging, and who is maintaining it. Jonny Lamb was doing
Debian, but haven't heard from him for ages.

0.14 is in the official Gentoo repository, although it still needs a bit
of work, but I've been awol for a while :) Federico Ferri (mescalinum)
is the official packager (he's the Gentoo dev, I'm not!).

--
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Nusbaum's Rule:
The more pretentious the corporate name, the smaller the
organization. (For instance, the Murphy Center for the
Codification of Human and Organizational Law, contrasted
to IBM, GM, and AT&T.)

Tejas Guruswamy

2010-04-15 08:52:23 UTC