Gstreamer Development and Code Committing

[s.rawat]

HI , 

I am trying to develop for the gstreamer.I have following questions : 

(1) How can I contribute.I wante dto start with the code reviews initially and later on minor patch commits.I have gained fair knowledge on Gstreamer theoretical part and Plugin Development guide.

(2) Are the gstreame projects hosted on http://sourceforge.net/ .Can I fork the projects from there, Liek we do with the git hub.Is there any manual for gettign started.

(3) Final question : 

Is there any coding IDE for Gstreamer which has the intelisense ,auto code complete and documentation support(GStreamer 0.10 Library Reference Manual or GStreamer 0.10 Core Reference Manual).Is there any IDE having this inbuilt support or the way by which we can add the support for this.

Rgds 

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[Stefan Sauer]

On 04/16/2012 03:52 PM, s.rawat wrote:

HI , 

I am trying to develop for the gstreamer.I have following questions : 

(1) How can I contribute.I wante dto start with the code reviews initially and later on minor patch commits.I have gained fair knowledge on Gstreamer theoretical part and Plugin Development guide.

Look at bugs in bugzilla.gnome.org, diagnose them and write a patch that fixes a problem.

(2) Are the gstreame projects hosted on http://sourceforge.net/ .Can I fork the projects from there, Liek we do with the git hub.Is there any manual for gettign started.

http://cgit.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/

you can push your personal branch to e.g. github if you like.

(3) Final question : 

Is there any coding IDE for Gstreamer which has the intelisense ,auto code complete and documentation support(GStreamer 0.10 Library Reference Manual or GStreamer 0.10 Core Reference Manual).Is there any IDE having this inbuilt support or the way by which we can add the support for this.

There is not good answer for this. Most editors (emuas, vim, jedit, anjuta, ...) have support for ctags and those let you jump to xrefs. For the documentation you can use devhelp.

Stefan

Rgds 

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[Tim-Philipp Müller-2]

On Mon, 2012-04-16 at 19:22 +0530, s.rawat wrote:

Hi,

> I am trying to develop for the gstreamer.I have following questions :
> (1) How can I contribute.I wanted to start with the code reviews
> initially and later on minor patch commits.I have gained fair
> knowledge on Gstreamer theoretical part and Plugin Development guide.
> (2) Are the gstreame projects hosted on http://sourceforge.net/ .Can I
> fork the projects from there, Liek we do with the git hub.Is there any
> manual for getting started.

You can just get a git checkout via git clone and then develop fixes and
enhancements locally in a branch.

You can then create patches from your local git commits using e.g.

  git format-patch -1

(for "turn the last 1 commits into patch files") and attach those to
bugs in bugzilla (http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/bugs/)

Cheers
 -Tim



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