2013/5/29 Christopher Kormanyos
Ready? Shall we use https://github.com/BoostGSOC as a common place for all GSOC repositories?
Actually, I'm kind of warming up to the idea. Getting all 7 GSoC projects in 7 repos at BoostGSOC would certainly leave a good impression and signalize that we are coordinated in GSoC. (And I believe we are).
So, students can assume that users have boost installed on their machine in a standard location, and can set up a separate git repository for their project. Great.
Right! Please spare the students with complicated setup.
Oh, I think I'm starting to get it.
Do you mean that students make a git repo containing the new subset of Boost they are writing for GSoC.
Yes. However, I did not consider your use case with Boost.Math. This may be more complicated. And they are to equip this repo with the subset of
Boost directories mirrored in git directory structure.
Not exactly. I really meant "students can assume that users have boost installed on their machine in a standard location". So you don't need to put any Boost files into your repository but your own ones.
Any mentor wishing to build this can include their local boost installation or trunk *plus* the repo of the student. Include both directories via compiler options, and building/testing is easy.
Is this kind of what you are talking about?
Yes, that was my idea.