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CDT/Linux Tools/PTP/Trace Compass Summit at EclipseCon 2015

A one-day CDT/Linux Tools/PTP/Trace Compass Summit will be held at EclipseCon 2015 in San Francisco, CA, on Monday March 9th, 2015. This summit is open to registered attendees of EclipseCon. Please register here. It is an informal gathering of committers and contributors of the mentioned communities to discuss project direction, on-going work, proposed changes and enhancements, and any other topic of interest to the participants. It will be followed on the Tuesday by a CDT Theme Day of 7 official EclipseCon presentations related to these projects.

The below agenda may evolve as proposed topics are added and attendees sign-up.

To help structure the summit, please:

  • add your name to the attendees section below
  • add agenda items you would like to see discussed


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Agenda

9:00-9:30

  • Welcome and agenda adjustment

9:30-12:00

  • Move to Java 8?
    • Recommended changes to make to CDT when on Java 8
      • Lambdas
        • Would be valuable to DSF
        • Would need to adapt APIs to work with Lambda
        • Existing code could remain the same but new code could then use Lambdas
        • Readability? Experience shows it should be improved
        • Error handling for RequestMonitor class would be difficult, may not be a good fit.
        • Error handling could be done by having one method taking an error handler and a success handlers
      • Default methods
        • No more IMyInterface2 pattern
        • We expect binary compatibility to be maintained in this case
        • We would not remove existing IMyInterface2 to be nice to extenders but we could deprecate (some) of them.
    • API tooling support (e.g., handling of default methods)
      • We don't know. We'll need to check early. If not, we need to revisit the use of default methods.
  • Doing a 9.0 release to allow breaking APIs
    • Must make a clear decision to allow work to begin ASAP
      • Yes. We must confirm with the list.
      • Announce in latest N&N.
      • Create branch early.
    • Branching strategy. How do we begin work early while allowing SR releases from master?
      • Need a branch: APIBreak_9_0
      • Keep *merging* master into APIBreak_9_0 to keep the two aligned
      • Right after MarsSR2 (CDT 8.9) we bring APIBreak_9_0 to master, or even rename APIBreak_9_0 to master
    • List of changes that should be looked at: https://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/APIBreakages
  • Oomph demo: setting up Eclipse for CDT development in a few clicks
  • Bugzilla "mentoring" tag
  • Bugzilla backlog
  • Standalone Debugger RCP: Discussions and/or demo.
  • Other

12:00-13:00

  • Lunch provided by EclipseCon

13:00-15:00

  • org.eclipse.remote and CDT
  • TM Terminals
  • Launchbar
  • Toolchains: LLDB, Clang, Visual Studio
  • Content assist setting to completion
  • New project wizard
  • What shall we do with our current CDT Launches?
  • What's new in CDT?

15:00-15:15

  • Break

15:15-16:30

  • How do we tell our users about cool features?
  • FindBugs, Sonar and general CDT quality
  • Next gathering: hackathon?
  • Conclusion

16:30-17:30

  • Happy Hour (Exhibit Area)

18:00

  • Summit dinner free of charge for attendees at the Elephant Bar restaurant.


Tentative Attendees

  1. Marc Khouzam - Ericsson
    • Community, Debug, Multicore, Visualizer, Tracing
  2. William Riley - Renesas
    • Debug (Embedded), Multicore, Tracing, UX, Codan
  3. Marc-Andre Laperle - Ericsson
    • Tracing, Debug, Community, Editor, Refactoring, Codan, Build, UX
  4. Andrew McLachlan - Analog Devices
    • Tracing and Debug
  5. Srinivas Gudla - Xilinx
    • Tracing, Visualizer, Multicore and Debug
  6. Sergey Prigogin - Google
    • Parser, Indexer, Refactoring, Codan
  7. Doug Schaefer - QNX/BlackBerry
    • Everything. Mainly Remote Launching, Qt, UX.
  8. Greg Watson - IBM
    • Remoteness and target management
  9. Jeff Johnston - Red Hat
    • Remote Launching, Debug
  10. Alena Laskavaia - QNX/Blackberry
    • UX, Launch, Debug, Codan, Build
  11. Vladimir Prus - Mentor Graphics
    • Everything
  12. Wyatt Spear - University of Oregon
    • Performance analysis, tool integration
  13. Mohamed Azab - Mentor Graphics
    • UX, Multicore, Codan, Parser, Indexer.
  14. Appa Rao Nali - Xilinx
    • Tracing, Visualizer, Multicore Debug
  15. Yufen Kuo - Cavium
    • Tracing, Remote Profiling, Remote Launching
  16. Jesper Eskilson - IAR Systems
    • Most things
  17. Roland Grunberg - Red Hat
    • Linux Tools Project
  18. Martha Benitez - Red Hat

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