To get there, the following steps have been identified:
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High Priority
- Migrate from SourceForge to GitHub.
- Change the return type for these functions from int to void:
- PDQ_CreateOpen()
- PDQ_CreateClosed()
- PDQ_CreateNode()
- PDQ_CreateMultiNode()
- Convert PDQ-R to Rcpp interface.
- Clean out the Examples directory and other contributed code directories leaving only Examples that actually use the PDQ C library.
- Add unit tests for PDQ C library, as well as the Perl, Python, and R languages.
- Get interface accepted on CRAN
- Add the ability to solve multi-server queueing nodes servicing an arbitrary number of workloads.
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Low Priority
Stay tuned!
—njg and pjp
2 comments:
Which version control system are you using on SourceForge? I'm pretty sure most of the common cases are covered by readily available tools, but the mental gymnastics required to use Git if you're a long-term Subversion user are non-trivial.
Pure sloth ensured that I avoided SVN. :D Moving from CVS to Git has been pretty painless, so far.
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