[pgrouting-dev] Rev 2.0 - who is doing what?

[Stephen Woodbridge]

Hi all,

We have gotten various offers to help with developing Rev 2.0 and I 
think I need to get an updated list on who is committed to do what so we 
don't have multiple people doing the same tasks.

Dave Potts and Luis de Sousa both are interested K-Shortest Path. Dave 
have you already started on this? Do you have a timeframe on it? I don't 
want both of you doing the same work.

Kishore and Jay would you guys have time to migrate your APSP into the 
sew-devel-2_0 branch? These could be called apsp-johnson and apsp-??? in 
the tree. Your other efforts would be welcome also.

Razequl it would be great if you had a little time to migrate you bdsp 
and bdastar code into the our 2.0 source tree.

Others that have time and willing to help with the release we please let 
me know. Its not all C/C++ coding, we could use test cases, 
documentation, plpgsql coding, or just periodic testing. Let me know on 
or off list and I will help find something suitable and interesting that 
would be helpful to the release.

Developers - What needs to be done!

I have started wiki page here:

https://github.com/pgRouting/pgrouting/wiki/2.0-Development-Guidelines-and-Standards

It is not complete, but I will add to it as needed and time allows. 
Basically, each algorithm gets its own tree and the top level 
CMakeLists.txt needs to be updated to add your branch in the tree, then 
it is mostly self contained. There is a perl script tools/test-runner.pl 
that gets run from the top level and locates all the 
src/<algorithm>/test/test.conf files and runs those tests. You can look 
at the trsp, dijkstra, astar trees for some examples.

I would be happy if someone has a better idea about testing or how to 
use cmake that wants to review and make changes. Lets discuss this.

Devs - Please look the url over and let me know if you willing to tackle 
any of these or that you will not have time to assist, so we can task 
these efforts to someone else.

I miss seeing our GSoC guys on the list and I hope you are all doing well.

I look forward to all your responses.

Thanks,
   -Steve