For those of us who weren’t previously engaged with the development of the standard library or ISO papers, could there be a list proposals that need an implementation or some sort of guide for how to pick one?
Thanks,
John P
For those of us who weren’t previously engaged with the development of the standard library or ISO papers, could there be a list proposals that need an implementation or some sort of guide for how to pick one?
Thanks,
John P
If there’s a good answer to this, I think it’d be a great candidate to add to the FAQ. Something like “So how do I get started?”
Great question @jpavan! Here are three that I’m involved with that could definitely use a Beman implementation:
I guess, the Beman Project should probably maintain a list/table of currently “active” subproject: any paper in flight would constitute an “active” subproject. The list provided would point to
I’d assume each of these subprojects would appreciate contributions in the form of code, documentation, review, or use feedback: each of these can be valuable. If we get the Beman Project properly stablished the activity could actually be used as a gauge of how much community interest is in a paper.
While there isn’t a list of active subprojects, yet, you can find active library proposals at open-std.org, the site hosting the mailings.
Adding a few proposals we want to get the implementation for (feel free to reach out to the authors!):
More to follow…