#70909 - Two9A - Thu Feb 09, 2006 3:03 pm
I had an idea.
It's not very often that this happens, so bear with me while I work with my brain. Now that DSemu-ng's plugin and event architecture is relatively mature, and the CPU is at least struggling along, I was thinking it could be possible to re-merge the forks of the DSemu project; doublec's peripheral and graphic systems atop the -ng architecture.
The merge would essentially take the form of a patch replacing every file in the codebase, since the architecture would demand major changes. Upon completion, it'd probably be eligible for a major revision number: 0.5.0 release.
What's the general opinion on this? If y'all think it'd be a good thing to push ahead with this, I'll grab the .4.10 codebase and begin hacking, but I don't want to hack away on something that wouldn't be well-received.
Also, if master Double happens to be around, I've love to get some input.
It's not very often that this happens, so bear with me while I work with my brain. Now that DSemu-ng's plugin and event architecture is relatively mature, and the CPU is at least struggling along, I was thinking it could be possible to re-merge the forks of the DSemu project; doublec's peripheral and graphic systems atop the -ng architecture.
The merge would essentially take the form of a patch replacing every file in the codebase, since the architecture would demand major changes. Upon completion, it'd probably be eligible for a major revision number: 0.5.0 release.
What's the general opinion on this? If y'all think it'd be a good thing to push ahead with this, I'll grab the .4.10 codebase and begin hacking, but I don't want to hack away on something that wouldn't be well-received.
Also, if master Double happens to be around, I've love to get some input.