Andreas Huber wrote:
According to the schedule, John Torjo's Log2 library will be reviewed soon (currently 3rd in the queue). There's another logging proposal by Andrey Semashev (currently 13th in the queue).
It seems to me that these proposals are sufficiently close in functionality that only one of them should be accepted into Boost.
Therefore, wouldn't it make sense to review both libraries in one (longer) formal review?
Regards,
Andreas, Because the delay in starting library reviews is caused by the lack of review manager volunteers instead of the lack of time to hold reviews the order of reviews is determined by who has a manager and is ready to go. The order in the list (It really isn't a queue.) is determined by when the library is submitted for review. (New submissions go at the bottom.) So, don't read any significance into the position in the list. As for scheduling a joint review: That was tried with the Thread Pool libraries and I heard many comments from people who were not happy reviewing two at once and no one who was happy. This included the review manager, the library authors and some of the reviewers. So, I am not inclined to run two reviews at the same time unless someone has a very compelling explanation for why this time would be different. I have not spoken with Ron about this, so I don't know if his opinion is the same or different. John Phillips Review Wizard