VPM-B Project

[Robert Helling]

Jan,

> On 28.04.2015, at 16:35, Jan Darowski <jan.darowski at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Thanks for accepting me as a GSoC participant!
> I hope to meet your expectations and add some useful
> features to the project. It's going to be a busy and exciting summer.


great to have you on board! I am looking very much forward to have an alternative deco model implemented.

As you might have guessed, I will be your mentor for this summer. How would you propose to get started?

In the past weeks, I have spend some time with the debugger on the existing C implementation (from github) of VPM-B and I am under the impression to understand it much better by now. Maybe we could get together on Skype or Google Talk and set up the first steps?

Best
Robert

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