On Tuesday 05 March 2002 05:06, Simon Cozens wrote: > Since key stuff has proved to require a more extensive rewriting than > I had first imagined, we're planning to revise our goals for 0.0.4; > a thorough source tidy-up and a nice fast allocation/GC scheme seem > sufficiently good things to bring to the world that I would be happy > to release Parrot in the next few days. I'll post some updated goals for > 0.0.5 after I've discussed them with Dan.
Sounds good. Here's what I want out of the next couple releases: 0.0.5 - internals type fixing (of what isn't fixed for 0.0.4) and PBC v2, with only native-support. 0.0.6 - non-native PBC support .... .... .... 0.1.0 - cleanup release. Refactoring and restructuring for proper use. (All internal formatted strings go through our formatted string functions, all I/O goes through our I/O lib, etc.) Documentation and code review and cleanup. No new functionality added. > > As usual, if there's anything that you think REALLY MUST HAPPEN before > release, speak now or forever hold thy peace. A quick run through the docs/README/etc to make sure they are up-to-date. -- Bryan C. Warnock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
