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* create Valgrind use with OpenOffice.org and assimilated documentation | * create Valgrind use with OpenOffice.org and assimilated documentation | ||
* create school cases | * create school cases | ||
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* Install the tools | * Install the tools | ||
* Compile OpenOffice.org | * Compile OpenOffice.org | ||
| − | * | + | * Then compile OOo4Kids |
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Phase 2 "Sugarisation" | Phase 2 "Sugarisation" | ||
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* Present Sugar (and document what is important in the study) | * Present Sugar (and document what is important in the study) | ||
* Adapt OOo4Kids to the '''XO''' machines, and to the '''Sugar OS''' | * Adapt OOo4Kids to the '''XO''' machines, and to the '''Sugar OS''' | ||
| − | * | + | * Describe the specs to transform an single application in an installable application, everything under Sugar (packaging, tools, to do) |
Phase 3 Profiling ( working on OOo4Kids only) | Phase 3 Profiling ( working on OOo4Kids only) | ||
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* Present Valgrind (on Linux) | * Present Valgrind (on Linux) | ||
* Present some examples of Valgrind use | * Present some examples of Valgrind use | ||
| − | * Improve the | + | * Improve the speed of the software regarding its perfs ( cold startup, precise trace at execution time ... and so on) |
* Application to OOo4Kids : based on a case study where 100% of load is measured at opening, present at least one measurable improvement per students. Better: if the changes can be backported to OOo. | * Application to OOo4Kids : based on a case study where 100% of load is measured at opening, present at least one measurable improvement per students. Better: if the changes can be backported to OOo. | ||
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'''Report''' : made continuously, this ddocument must be made in english. | '''Report''' : made continuously, this ddocument must be made in english. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:11, 24 February 2010
Draft
=> Current work in Progress (what students are doing at the moment)
FIXME :
- create a planning
- create a Gantt diagram
- create Valgrind use with OpenOffice.org and assimilated documentation
- create school cases
Phase 1 : preliminary
- Install the tools
- Compile OpenOffice.org
- Then compile OOo4Kids
- Document Valgrind and gdb use and tracing
Phase 2 "Sugarisation"
- Present Sugar (and document what is important in the study)
- Adapt OOo4Kids to the XO machines, and to the Sugar OS
- Describe the specs to transform an single application in an installable application, everything under Sugar (packaging, tools, to do)
Phase 3 Profiling ( working on OOo4Kids only)
- Present Valgrind (on Linux)
- Present some examples of Valgrind use
- Improve the speed of the software regarding its perfs ( cold startup, precise trace at execution time ... and so on)
- Application to OOo4Kids : based on a case study where 100% of load is measured at opening, present at least one measurable improvement per students. Better: if the changes can be backported to OOo.
Tools : gdb, gcc , g++ , Valgrind
Phase 4 UI
3) Work on improve the UI
- User Interface discovery
- describe how menus work, same for toolbars
Objective : one validated, or defined in a spec, improvement per student is expected.
Example : add a password in the prefs, to avoid children modifying everything
Report : made continuously, this ddocument must be made in english.
