Dear MathComp developers,
Following the success of the previous MathComp sprint week which
enabled the porting of the library to Hierarchy-Builder, it now just
remains to complete the documentation of the hierarchy of structures before
releasing MathComp 2. We plan to organize an online week-long sprint
to do so. Here is a poll to choose an appropriate period:
https://evento.renater.fr/survey/mathcomp-2-documentation-sprint-ck97yi5r
green/yes: I'm mostly available that week
orange/maybe: I'm only available one or a few days during that week
red/no: I'm mostly unavailable that week
Ideally, we'd like to take a decision on the date by April 6th.
Note that it is not strictly required to be fully available the whole
week, participating one or a few days can already be of great help.
Reynald and Pierre
Dear @all , a kind reminder about the poll just above, we'd like to take a decision on the date tomorrow.
is there maybe some support available for MathComp-using project maintainers to port to HB? Or might that be provided only after the release of 2.0?
You are maybe thinking of projects from coq-community. Do you have a project using MathComp in mind, that is not too big, and that we could maybe use as a tutorial example for porting?
(developments already ported/tested in MathCOmp's CI: mathcomp-bigenough, deriving, extructures, coqeal, coquelicot, interval, reglang, fourcolor, gaia, graph-theory, coq-bits, mathcomp-classical, mathcomp-analysis, odd-order, mathcomp-finmap, mathcomp-real-closed, multinomials, mathcomp-zify, mathcomp-abel)
ah OK, I guess Pierre already has Coq-community covered then
https://github.com/coq-community/comp-dec-modal might be interesting?
I have been playing around with https://github.com/coq-community/regexp-Brzozowski/ but it's not in great shape (contains 2010-era MathComp idioms).
also, I have a personal stake in https://github.com/math-comp/tarjan and would like to help with HB there if I can
Thank you!
We will maybe try to do a "porting tutorial" using one of those to help porting other projects. comp-dec-modal looks like an appropriate example.
@all this topic is of general interest.
Dear MathComp developers,
Considering answers to the poll, the next MathComp sprint will take
place from Wednesday May 3rd to Wednesday May 10th (a week, excluding
Monday 8th which is a french holiday). We will first meet on Wednesday
3rd at 10am UTC+2 (instead of our usual biweekly meeting).
Best regards,
Reynald and Pierre
Pierre Roux said:
Dear MathComp developers,
Considering answers to the poll, the next MathComp sprint will take
place from Wednesday May 3rd to Wednesday May 10th (a week, excluding
Monday 8th which is a french holiday). We will first meet on Wednesday
3rd at 10am UTC+2 (instead of our usual biweekly meeting).Best regards,
Reynald and Pierre
Unfortunately between the time I stated my preferences and now I had to add other appointments. :-/ Hence. I won't be available much on Wednesday 3rd and Thursday 4th... I am willing to spend 1h max on Wednesday for the kick-off meeting and I will be able to work remotely from the train on Thursday afternoon.
Last updated: Nov 29 2023 at 21:01 UTC