Hi, On Thu, 14 Feb 2008, Rémy Marquis wrote:
I'm currently using the factory version (in fact, the 10.3 with the last yast packages), so I test libzypp/zypper each days and sometime I report some bugs. I just d/l the last trunk svn version of zypp, and gcc is ready to work.
I don't really have lot of time, but if you have some "boring" job that I can do to help, I'll be happy to do it, just show me the way :)
One thing which bothered me since I started hacking libzypp are the many warnings it spits out during compiling. Some are simply compiler warnings (e.g. about deprecated interfaces, initialization order or the like), and ideally should all be fixed. Some others are development reminders, ala #warning we still need to implement this frobatz thingy Those are of course harder to fix as they usually entail implementing or amending whole features. Still, also those would be nice to see go away. So, if you want to help there ... :-) I suggest, though, that you start with the jump_sat branch at: http://svn.opensuse.org/svn/zypp/branches/tmp/ma/jump_sat/libzypp which will be what the upcoming libzypp will be. You need the satsolver libraries for that, which are at: http://svn.opensuse.org/svn/zypp/trunk/sat-solver Ciao, Michael.