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On 03/19/2012 04:11 AM, kramar wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> my name is Alex Kramarenko, I'm 2 year student of the Computer |
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> Engineering and Informatics Department at National Technical University of |
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> Ukraine. |
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> I would like to participate in GSoC 2012. I'm experienced in C/C++, Python, |
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> Bash. I have used Linux for several years (and Gentoo too). |
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> I'm interested in "libbash" project, but I haven't taken part in GSoC yet, |
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> so I need some guide in this subject. Could you please help me with this? |
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> Thanks in advance, |
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> Alex Kramarenko. |
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> |
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Hi Alex, |
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Glad to see you are interested in this project. You could have a look at |
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ANTLR[1] first. This is the core tool that we used to build the |
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interpreter. Knowing about it will help you understand how libbash works. |
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The second thing is the git repository[2] that I'm working with. You can |
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find the grammar files and runtime source code over there. After getting |
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familiar with ANTLR, I'm sure you will understand these files. |
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BTW, we used C++11 and Boost(not many libraries) in libbash so knowing |
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them will help you understand the code. |
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Please feel free to contact us if you have any question. |
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[1] http://antlr.org/ |
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[2] https://github.com/qiaomuf/libbash |
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Best wishes, |
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Mu Qiao |
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