GSoC 2012

[Gedare Bloom]

I think the WebKit project would be a decent direction to go in order
not to lose the work you already have put in to learning about
lwIP/RTEMS.  You can include the lwIP port, and work on developing the
Kit infrastructure for handling packages external to RTEMS. lwIP is a
good project for it. And there are other networking-related projects
that could be included in the WebKit.

-Gedare

On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 7:35 PM, Kevin Polulak <kpolulak at gmail.com> wrote:
> Ultimately, I suppose it's up to you guys whether the lwIP port is a
> suitable project. I'm just worried if it may be too late to reconsider. Up
> until now, I've completely devoted my entire spring break to learning about
> and trying to design this project. If it does get tossed (which I'm guessing
> it already has at this point), then I'm pretty much starting over at the
> same time I'm supposed to be developing a proposal for a project I don't
> have yet. Even if the project didn't get tossed, I don't want to spend my
> summer working on something useless that there's no need for and will just
> end up in the bit bucket.
>
> Sure I'd love to work with everyone else on the BSD stack but to be honest,
> I have zero experience with it. I do have a copy of TCP/IP Illustrated
> Volume 2 that explains all the internals. However, it's such a tremendous
> subject that I'm not completely sure I could familiarize myself with it in
> the little amount of time I have left to a point where I could accurately
> and confidently break the project into smaller tasks and develop a timeline.
>
> I'll spend some time looking into the current state of the BSD stack
> project. I don't want to disappoint anybody but I'm a little unsure of
> whether I have enough knowledge about it to take it on as a project.
>
>
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> - Kevin Polulak (soh_cah_toa)
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