Hi, 1ooking at two1e-p1an project (http://ur1.ca/lxs7) the section Project Cost estimates a codebase of 24,919 and an effort of 6 Person Years, which seems reasonable at 1east if intended as an order ... [More] of magnitude. However the section devoted to the contributors (http://ur1.ca/lxsi) estimates for each contributor an experience (related to "All Languages") which is respectively: 4m, 3m, 1m, 1m, 1m The total team experience seems to be 10 months instead of the project effort of 6 years. I hope that the contributor experience will be linked with the contributed lines of code instead of with the present criterion, which is evidently wrong. Without this correction, some projects will show evident contradiction in time estimation. [Less]

Just a suggestion... I think the right choice when thinking in dependencies for your project is not to reduce them, but to depend on the right things. CMake is supported by KitWare and very used ... [More] around the world. KDE is using it... Every GNU project depend at least on a 'make'-like program (some people deliver code to compile its own code, but I think it excessive). Some depend on Automake and Autoconf, Ant, Scons, and so on... It is really not a problem. You can study a way to maintain both compile methods for a while, until the old users and developers understand how to use the new one. [Less]

Project pnotepad appears to have been created by the Ohloh crawler, but it's a duplicate of "Programmer's Notepad". Could it be merged in so the users don't get lost? Thanks.

I personally like CMake (it seems faster and less complicated than automake) but it's a new dependency for the build system. But if I saw a few more +1s for it, I'd likely be swayed.

Thanks, the subversion repository now reports to be updated three days ago, but there are still commits missing(the newest are 2months old according to the commits menu item). Also the git-mirror still reports to not beeing updated.

Hi, some more duplicates: http://www.ohloh.net/p/36417 http://www.ohloh.net/p/tnz

cool, and thanks for the quick fix!

Yes, changing to lower case worked. Not sure if this is an ohloh bug or a svnbridge bug (svnbridge is the Team Foundation Server Subversion bridging software used by codeplex). I thought it was very ... [More] odd considering the case change was in the domain name which should not affect behavior. [Less]

It looks like the network on which that server is, is having some problems right now. The server should be up later today. However, the trunk has been removed from subversion (but the history is ... [More] still there), to save space in checkouts. The subversion repo is still being used for other things that used to be stored there and can't be converted to git. [Less]

@Chris, Are you certain? It appears that there really is a lot of straight C in this code tree, even the though the core libraries do seem to be mostly C++. If you want to try it out, our line ... [More] counter is available on SourceForge. You can run it on various subdirectories or individual files to see where the C is coming from. [Less]