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Meeting 2012 10 30

karelklic edited this page Nov 1, 2012 · 4 revisions

Attendees

  • Tomáš Brukner
  • Karel Klíč
  • Matej Šuta

Action points from the previous meeting

  • [done] Matej: try small changes in the codebase (issue #74)
  • Matej: try implementing a basic string abstraction
    • Matej is studying Canal internals
    • Karel and Matej will probably meet on Thursday
  • Karel: prepare bachelor and master thesis topics (issue #49)
    • one last topic is missing (widening)
    • the exception allowing Karel to lead master theses will be considered next week
  • [done] Tomáš: implement floating point operations(issue #65 and #58)
  • [done] Jan: read about reduced product

Agenda

  • Project status
  • 3 issues were opened since the last week meeting.
  • 3 issues were closed since the last week meeting.
  • Status of the initial release
  • 11 issues remaining in the First release milestone
  • Priorities of the second release

Minutes

  • Priorities of the second release
  • We agreed on including the basic reduced product and string abstraction to the second release
  • Extending the unit test coverage and integrated tests is a priority for second release
  • We should extend the list of programs we can analyze. More utilities from coreutils should be added.
  • The releases should happen approximately once in 3 months, 4 tested and polished releases per year.
  • Tomáš would like to focus on unit tests and improving integer abstract domains, documentation should wait to the next semester
  • Status of the initial release
  • Most bugs are waiting for Karel to fix them
  • Karel is preparing a presentation about Canal instead of fixing bugs

Action points

  • Karel: prepare bachelor and master thesis topics (issue #49)
  • Matej: try implementing a basic string abstraction
  • Karel, Matej, Jan will meet on Thursday and work together
  • Tomáš: fix the trunc operation on intervals
  • Tomáš: improve automatic tests