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[Julien BERNARD <jbernard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Andy,

Le 03/10/2012 12:25, Jedrzej Gorski a écrit :
> Hi Dider,
>
> I did some research in area of TO DO list and they are few tasks with 
> high priority which I might finish in reasonable time frame.
> Because there is one month left and my level of Python need some time 
> to improve I think about work with flowing set of tasks (order is 
> define by TO DO list):
>
>   * Enable multithreaded file
>     deployment                                       level 2
>   * Allow components to print log on the
>     console                           level 1
>   * Check bandwidth limitation on forward
>     link                                level 1
>   * Refactor the daemon’s startup function into a
>     class                   level 1
>   * Refactor the daemon’s process list to use the singleton pattern 
>     level 1
>
> In area of multi-thread I have some experience (mutex, semafors, etc.) 
> - I wrote before simple multi-thread application which simulates 
> banking transactions.
> One of my tasks for GENSO project  was to enable log4j functionality 
> in the ground station server application.
> Because most of mentioned tasks are level 1 it seams that they are not 
> that complicated. For sure they are more complex then AAL5/ATM name 
> changing task.
> If you have something different in mind, I open for suggestions.
In the tasks you mentioned, the multithreaded file deployment could be a 
good point as there should not be tricky points to discuss but the 
priority is for the task you mentioned below: tests for other Linux 
distributions.
Beginning with Ubuntu 12.04 32bits seems to be the best choice :)

> Additional testing for other Linux distributions mentioned in SOCIS 
> web report can be performed in the same time. I can start with Ubuntu 
> 12.04 32 bits edition.
>
> Of course these are only my thoughts but I believe that your 
> assessment of the situation is most valuable.
>
> With kind regards,
>
> Andy
Regards,

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Julien BERNARD