Changes between Version 34 and Version 35 of mmcco

Timestamp:

Jun 22, 2015, 10:02:44 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

mmcco

Comment:

clean up task list

mmcco

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+== What I've done ==
+
+* ~~Remove the Crazy Chat plugin (#16667)~~
+* ~~Remove Yahoo! Japan (#15906)~~
+* ~~Removing GStreamer 0.10 support~~ ''(not yet merged)''
+* ~~Removing GTK+2 support~~ ''(not yet merged)''
+
 == What I'm working on ==
 
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 * XMPP Real-Time Text - [https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0301.html XEP-0301] - #15674
 * Static analysis
-* Updating voice/video library dependencies (see below)
-* Removing GStreamer 0.10 support
-* Removing GTK+2 support
+ * using Clang scan, flawfinder, Frama-C, and Coverity
+* Fix deprecated code and compiler warnings for GTK+3
 * (trivial) 15 seconds seems like an unnecessarily and confusingly long timeout for a Streamhost connection
 * Fixing file transfer accounting (#16001)
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 == Clean-up ideas ==
-* ~~Remove the Crazy Chat plugin (#16667)~~
-* ~~Remove Yahoo! Japan (#15906)~~
 * We have 344 `#if 0` blocks in the code base - are all of them still relevant and necessary?
 * The IM conversation API (found in `libpurple/conversationtypes.h`) consists of two core functions, two icon related functions, and eleven typing-status-related functions. It seems like the typing status functionality could be condensed a lot, or that "API" could be defined to something more useful/broad.
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 == Real-time text ==
 
-Real-time text (RTT) is a cool feature. It's generally useful, and it's particularly great for deaf people who want to better emulate verbal conversation. For more information on why it's useful, [http://www.realtimetext.org/ RealTimeText.org]
+Real-time text (RTT) is a cool feature. It's generally useful, and it's particularly great for deaf people who want to better emulate verbal conversation. For more information on why it's useful, see [http://www.realtimetext.org/ RealTimeText.org]
 
 I've tried adding it as specified in [https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0301.html XEP-0301] twice: first in 2.x.y and then in 3.0. I got as far as a working backend prototype that could send and receive real-time text stanzas.