Older blog entries for msa (starting at number 1)

Not much has happened. Patching up Civil every now and then with various stuff, but I wonder how much the gfx can be made faster without going to insane information keeping. Should start on a layer, but school gets in the way (yay, only 3 courses left!)

The JVM has the deadline tomorrow, and still some documentation should be written. Bah, everybody is fed up with it anyway...

Repository work is as slow as always, although I did make the autoresolution when joining two branches (or updating) to also work on "plain" attributes.

Hmm, first test of advogato diary. :) After a nice Labour Day I finally finished some work on civil. It shouldn't busy-poll between the networking and pygame events anymore, even though some small stuff probably needs fixing.

Some school stuff should soon be over, too. We have worked quite intensively on a simple Java Virtual Machine in a programming course. I'm worried there are a ton of subtle bugs left, but on the other hand the deadline is approaching and we deserve the credit units.

My Master's Thesis, a source code repository for MOF-based metamodels (e.g. UML), is going slow as usual... It has some rudimentary support for merging two branches, but the hard part is left: actually displaying conflicts in a nice and sane way, and then uploading the changes. Urgh.

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