Posted by
Luigi Ballabio-2 on
Nov 01, 2003; 6:08am
URL: http://quantlib.414.s1.nabble.com/Release-tp10403p10406.html
Hi all,
On 2003.10.31 18:20, Ferdinando Ametrano wrote:
> Luigi:
>> this looks to me like a good time to branch out 0.3.4---a
>> few bugs were fixed (most notably, the library works again with
>> Borland) and a few features added.
>
> I would have liked to ask Niels Elken Sønderbys (in CC here) if he
> would merge his SVJD code (
http://www.nielses.dk/quantlib/nesquant/)
> into QuantLib before the next release.
I was aware of nesquant, even though I didn't mention it. It looked to
me as one of the nice things we will include into next release, but not
into this one as it will probably take a while to integrate it and add
tests. I was thinking of 0.3.4 as a bug-fix release. Heck, Borland
users couldn't even _use_ 0.3.3.
> Another thing I would like to have fixed is the broken Borland
> documentation. Luigi: I'm sure it will take few minutes of your
> time ;-)
You'll be happy to hear that I now have a new box, and Borland isn't
even installed yet. "A few minutes" kind of strikes me as an
underestimate :) That, and the fact that I don't know what's broken.
(and anyway, bug-fixes can be applied to the branch)
> A 0.3.4 related issue: I would like to remove my personal address
>
[hidden email] (which I'm going to suspend for a few months
> due to excessive spam > 300 messages per day) from the "You should
> have received a copy of the license along with this program; if not,
> please email
[hidden email]" file header. Suggestion about
> which address could be used instead? What about quantlib-dev@lists.
> sourceforge.net ?
Ok for me.
>> The current code would nicely qualify as a
>> semi-stable, bug-fix release which people could rely on while we go
>> ahead and break the world (or start using boost, or flatten
>> namespaces, or generally start some new development.)
>
> since you were planning to be backward compatible for one release on
> namespace flattening, why don't we do it for 0.3.4?
Because I have a real work :)
Also, my point was: we could use a bug-fix release, this is a good
time, let's branch before we break something else.
Later,
Luigi