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:''This page contains links to pages of interest to Octave developers.'' | :''This page contains links to pages of interest to Octave developers.'' | ||
= 💡 Getting started 🔰 = | |||
* [[Developer FAQ]] -- Start here. | * [[Developer FAQ]] -- Start here. | ||
* [[Contribution guidelines]] for Octave | * [[Contribution guidelines]] for Octave | ||
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** [[Help text style guide]] | ** [[Help text style guide]] | ||
= 🔬 Octave development = | |||
: {{Note|Attend our [[:Category:Meetings | Monthly developer meetings]].}} | : {{Note|Attend our [[:Category:Meetings | Monthly developer meetings]].}} | ||
== 🛠️ [[:Category:Building|Building]] == | |||
* [[Building]] -- General information how to build Octave from source. | * [[Building]] -- General information how to build Octave from source. | ||
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* [[Enable large arrays: Build octave such that it can use arrays larger than 2Gb.|Large array support]] -- | * [[Enable large arrays: Build octave such that it can use arrays larger than 2Gb.|Large array support]] -- | ||
=== 🔧 Tools === | |||
* [[Mercurial]] -- How to use Octave's version control scheme, creating patches (changesets). | * [[Mercurial]] -- How to use Octave's version control scheme, creating patches (changesets). | ||
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* [[:Category:Editors|Editors]] -- A list of editors supporting Octave syntax highlighting. | * [[:Category:Editors|Editors]] -- A list of editors supporting Octave syntax highlighting. | ||
== ⚖️ [[:Category:Testing|Testing]] == | |||
* [[Tests]] | * [[Tests]] | ||
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* [[Add BIST tests for octave functions written in C++|BIST for C++ files]] | * [[Add BIST tests for octave functions written in C++|BIST for C++ files]] | ||
== 🐞 Debugging == | |||
* [[Debugging Octave]] -- How to use [https://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/ gdb] to obtain stack traces. | * [[Debugging Octave]] -- How to use [https://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/ gdb] to obtain stack traces. | ||
* [[Finding Memory Leaks]] -- How to use [https://www.valgrind.org/ valgrind]. | * [[Finding Memory Leaks]] -- How to use [https://www.valgrind.org/ valgrind]. | ||
== 🎉 [[:Category:Releases|Releasing]] == | |||
* The next major release will be '''GNU Octave 7.1'''. The release procedure has not yet started. Use '''[[6.1 Release Checklist]]''' as template for organization. | * The next major release will be '''GNU Octave 7.1'''. The release procedure has not yet started. Use '''[[6.1 Release Checklist]]''' as template for organization. | ||
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* "Nightly" Octave releases on https://octave.space | * "Nightly" Octave releases on https://octave.space | ||
== 🎯 Goals for upcoming releases == | |||
As discussed in the [[Online Developer Meeting (2020-10-27)]], this wiki section is for a list of possible goals for the next release. Although anyone may edit the wiki, '''this section is intended for active developers, not a place to dump wishlist items or feature requests'''. Please create a subsection for your ideas/priorities. | As discussed in the [[Online Developer Meeting (2020-10-27)]], this wiki section is for a list of possible goals for the next release. Although anyone may edit the wiki, '''this section is intended for active developers, not a place to dump wishlist items or feature requests'''. Please create a subsection for your ideas/priorities. | ||
=== jwe priorities === | |||
:''See also [[JWE Project Ideas]] for additional info about some of these items.'' | :''See also [[JWE Project Ideas]] for additional info about some of these items.'' | ||
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* Accept Matlab's new argument validation syntax in parser. | * Accept Matlab's new argument validation syntax in parser. | ||
= | = 💡 [[:Category:Project_Ideas|Project ideas]] and work in progress = | ||
* [[Short projects]] -- Good starting point to get into the Octave development. | * [[Short projects]] -- Good starting point to get into the Octave development. | ||
* [[Summer of Code - Getting Started]] -- Ideas page for GSoC, SOCIS, ... projects. | * [[Summer of Code - Getting Started]] -- Ideas page for GSoC, SOCIS, ... projects. | ||
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** [[Pythonic]] -- Calling Python functions directly from Octave. | ** [[Pythonic]] -- Calling Python functions directly from Octave. | ||
= Other = | |||
* [[Project Infrastructure]] | * [[Project Infrastructure]] | ||
[[Category:Contents]] | [[Category:Contents]] | ||
Revision as of 02:55, 26 April 2021
- This page contains links to pages of interest to Octave developers.
💡 Getting started 🔰
- Developer FAQ -- Start here.
- Contribution guidelines for Octave
🔬 Octave development
Attend our Monthly developer meetings.
🛠️ Building
- Building -- General information how to build Octave from source.
- Continuous Build -- Check changes with Buildbot.
- MXE -- Cross-compiling to MS Windows.
- Large array support --
🔧 Tools
- Mercurial -- How to use Octave's version control scheme, creating patches (changesets).
- Doxygen -- Documentation for C++ files
- ccache -- How to faster compile Octave.
- Editors -- A list of editors supporting Octave syntax highlighting.
⚖️ Testing
🐞 Debugging
- Debugging Octave -- How to use gdb to obtain stack traces.
- Finding Memory Leaks -- How to use valgrind.
🎉 Releasing
- The next major release will be GNU Octave 7.1. The release procedure has not yet started. Use 6.1 Release Checklist as template for organization.
- Older releases
- "Nightly" Octave releases on https://octave.space
🎯 Goals for upcoming releases
As discussed in the Online Developer Meeting (2020-10-27), this wiki section is for a list of possible goals for the next release. Although anyone may edit the wiki, this section is intended for active developers, not a place to dump wishlist items or feature requests. Please create a subsection for your ideas/priorities.
jwe priorities
- See also JWE Project Ideas for additional info about some of these items.
- Bug fixes, especially those related to compatibility issues.
- Work through the open bug reports for which patches have been submitted. Review/apply/reject and close as many of these reports as possible.
- Refactor/rewrite code for handling load path.
- Refactor/rewrite exist and which functions.
- Create a low-level interface to HDF5 functions.
- Support Matlab's HDF5-based MAT file format using the proposed low-level interface to HDF5 functions.
- Allow all types of function handles to be saved and loaded.
- Allow classdef objects to be saved and loaded.
- Replace the terminal widget in the GUI.
- Accept Matlab's new argument validation syntax in parser.
💡 Project ideas and work in progress
- Short projects -- Good starting point to get into the Octave development.
- Summer of Code - Getting Started -- Ideas page for GSoC, SOCIS, ... projects.
- Projects -- Many things that would be nice to have done.
- Classdef -- Define own data types using
classdef. - JIT -- Just in time compiler for Octave.
- GUI terminal widget -- Ideas about a new improved terminal widget.
- International Characters Support -- Using Octave in your own language.
- Pythonic -- Calling Python functions directly from Octave.
- Classdef -- Define own data types using
Other
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