> That's not exactly what I mean. Let's talk on IRC to sort this out. I've not seen you today in freenode, so I'll write my opinion here:
I've been thinking about our conversation some days ago. Although redesign all SMP code as OOP (adding abstractions for isolate machine-specific code), is a good idea in the long term, I think that this refactor is a very big effort, and It's excessive for a 3 months GSOC. The simply design of this architecture could last more than a year. So I prefer to avoid this way I think that a better idea could be to continue the current work with easy refactors (change some names, create functions to avoid duplicated code, moved some data (as apic_id) to more correct structures... etc), which is simpler than a fully OOP redesign. what do you think? El lun., 27 ene. 2020 a las 17:45, Richard Braun (<rbr...@sceen.net>) escribió: > On Mon, Jan 27, 2020 at 05:09:38PM +0100, Almudena Garcia wrote: > > I'm a student, and my knowledge is limited. But, in my previous SMP > work, I > > got develop most tasks guided by more experienced developers than me. > > If any person is able to guide my work, teaching me the most important > > concepts and solving my questions about this, probably I'm able to do > this > > task > > That's not exactly what I mean. Let's talk on IRC to sort this out. > I'm braunr@Freenode. > > -- > Richard Braun >
