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* Need to fill in [[CTK-Roadmap]] document | |||
* Repository modularisation | * Repository modularisation | ||
** Where goes Slicer Execution Model | ** Where goes Slicer Execution Model | ||
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* Change signals to Q_SIGNALS etc. | * Change signals to Q_SIGNALS etc. | ||
* Marco: Guidelines for | |||
** "Single Contributions": patches, bugfixes | |||
** Large Contributiions: entire libraries looking for a new home | |||
** Third-Party dependencies, also optional ones: | |||
*** when to include them in superbuild? | |||
*** when to fork/clone them on commontk? | |||
Topics discussed: | Topics discussed: | ||
* Log4Qt | * Log4Qt | ||
Latest revision as of 08:52, 16 November 2011
Home < Hackfest Nice Roadmap DiscussionTopics to discuss:
- Need to fill in CTK-Roadmap document
- Repository modularisation
- Where goes Slicer Execution Model
- Releases in CTK
- Versioning
- Packaging
- DICOM or Dicom
- Wrapping
- Support other language (not only Python)?
- PySide?
- Change signals to Q_SIGNALS etc.
- Marco: Guidelines for
- "Single Contributions": patches, bugfixes
- Large Contributiions: entire libraries looking for a new home
- Third-Party dependencies, also optional ones:
- when to include them in superbuild?
- when to fork/clone them on commontk?
Topics discussed:
- Log4Qt
