Today I'll start working the GSOC proposal (Performance improvement in Go OpenOffice).
Problems that I have to face:
- My laptop died yesterday
- I have to stay a lot of hours in the university and I use to travel two hours at the morning and two hours at the afternoon ( 4 hours total )
Now I have to study the kcachegrind to improve the visualization of the program's profiles, these days i didn't anything because exams an other troubles related with the university.
I feel like I'm too slow. I am going to work harder than I've done so far.
Other experiences:
- Installed OpenSUSE... on my laptop
(that never again will turn on). i don't like this system, but i have to recognize that is easier to work on it if I want to develop OpenOffice with the Go-Oo Team - Compiled KCacheGrind ... is very easy to do, but in first time i had some problems.
Compiling KCacheGrind (The KDE forum saved me):
We have to dowload the kcachegrind's code (but also all the kdesdk code, here is where i did my first error).
svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdesdk
Now we just have to do the rest:
cd kdesdk
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$(kde4-config --prefix)
cd kcachegrind
make
That's all.