[gst-devel] Future GStreamer work

[Wim Taymans]

On Tue, 21 Nov 2000 22:57:35 Erik Walthinsen wrote:
> As of today I am no longer under the spectre of a non-compete, since the
> startup I worked for basically folded yesterday.

Should I say: "good" or "bad" :-| Nice to have you back here.

> 
> I'll be spending significant time reading through all the code again, and
> starting to build a design document.  I've made several stabs at this in
> the past, and it's a hard problem, so I'll be putting out revisions
> rather
> frequently.  I'll put it in CVS somewhere as well.

OK, I'll read it carefully.

> 
> In the design docs I'll try to make a clean distinction between what's
> implemented and what isn't, so we can build a list of things to tackle.

How exactly are you going to handle the specs? UML with dia/text/both?

Wim


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