2013/1/2 Karsten Ahnert <karsten.ahnert@googlemail.com>:
odeint has already a git repository at github (https://github.com/headmyshoulder/odeint-v2). Can this be used instead of the default boost git repository for odeint?
Of course!
Ohh, that's cool. What do we have to do to switch the existing repository? Of course, the first step for us is to change the existing directory structure.
Wait, wait, wait a sec. You can use that repository for whatever purpose you like, but at least initially, the Boost organization will still have its own public odeint repo from which it does Boost releases. The odeint maintainers will of course have write privileges on that repo.
Ok. Does that mean that we have two repositories for odeint, and we simply use the repository from Boost only for releases?
Whether you use the repository from Boost for releases *only* is up to you. But yes, that is the repository that will be taken into account when Boost is released as a whole. -- Daniel