[Xcb] Native win32 port - working (i think :) )

[Jeetu Golani]

Hi :),

>  Probably need to break the patches into some set of small,
>  self-contained ones.  Then post them on the list.  You can
>  also set up an alt git tree at people.freedesktop.org.  If
>  you're an X.Org member, you have an account.  If not, please
>  become one. :-)

Thanks for the warm welcome :).....I've registered on the X.org and
freedesktop.org sites. The people.freedesktop.org link shows me the
freedesktop ninja's ;).....but I still haven't been able to figure out
how to create an alt git tree there and become a ninja (am I not
worthy :( tsk tsk :) ).....in all fairness I haven't looked too hard
but pointers as to what I should do would be appreciated.

I'm going through my code once again just to make sure I haven't
missed something and two questions spring to mind:

- I've added a new header in the code....any copyright information I
should put there or will that be done by the community?

- Comments in the code touched by me has my name in it just so I know
what I touched..I don't see anyone's name in there so I should
probably take mine off...what's the coding style followed by XCB....do
developers leave behind a trail for accountability?......sorry haven't
really done this

Should post the code onto the list shortly :)

Bye for now


On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 4:00 PM, Barton C Massey <bart at cs.pdx.edu> wrote:
> In message <200804201049.38768.jeetu.golani at gmail.com> you wrote:
>  > Sounds great :).....where'd you guys like me to post the
>  > patches??? mailing on the list seems a lil rough....sorry
>  > not sure what the mechanism is here.
>
>  Probably need to break the patches into some set of small,
>  self-contained ones.  Then post them on the list.  You can
>  also set up an alt git tree at people.freedesktop.org.  If
>  you're an X.Org member, you have an account.  If not, please
>  become one. :-)
>
>     Bart
>