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-
-Name: Flávio Cruz
-
-Email: flaviocruz at gmail dot com
-
-Some [Hurd stuff](http://opensvn.csie.org/leic/hurd/)
-
-And code: [cl-hurd](http://freehg.org/u/flavioc/cl-hurd/)
-
-hg clone [http://freehg.org/u/flavioc/cl-hurd/](http://freehg.org/u/flavioc/cl-hurd/)
-
-## Summer session
-
-Creating an extensible translator library in lisp using the mig generated stubs.
-
-### What's done
-
-- The library for writing translators is mostly written.
-- This library is intended to implement virtual filesystems. Examples are: translators were data is located in a local file (like zipfs, tarfs, rarfs, ...), single file translators (that do content filtering, output of a command, etc), network based filesystems (ftpfs, httpfs, ...), proxy filesystems (like hostmux, usermux, etc..)
-- It's possible to specialize the basic translator library and implement new translator classes. This is done using CLOS.
-- There is a tree-translator class that makes the managing of a node tree very easy, doing all the work for us, through a simple directory API and implementing the directory callbacks for us.
-- There is a simple example (something like zipfs) translator that can expose the directories and file contents of a ZIP file.
-- More translator examples include:
-  - /dev/null translator.
-  - /dev/zero translator.
-  - translator that creates a symlink node.
-  - tmpfs like translator.
-  - a translator that does proxying between clients and the underlying translator returning all data in upper-case.
-  - a translator that watches for changes in a file describing the file system structure.
-  - an IRC translator.
-  - a categorizer translator: creates a virtual directory containing files listed in a file, each file is categorized with a script. For example, a script can output the music author (in an mp3 file) and then all files will be categorized by author.
-- Translator options (manipulated through fsysopts) have a simple and easy to use API.
-- All the Mach port manipulation API is available.
-- It's possible to send and receive messages. Simple example:
-<pre>
-  (let* ((spec-mixed (make-message-spec :fields '(:string :integer :char :string :integer :real)))
-         (msg-mixed (make-message :spec spec-mixed))
-         (port (port-allocate :right-receive)))
-    (send-message msg-mixed :remote port :data (list "abc" 42 #\b "cba" 314 3.14))
-    (receive-message msg-mixed :source port) ; This returns T on success.
-    (get-message msg-mixed))) ; Returns '("abc" 42 #\b "cba" 314 3.14)
-</pre>
-- New message types (like :string, :integer) can be implemented, providing a powerful extension mechanism.
-- Creation of symlinks and symlink path resolution.
-- Creation of character/block devices, fifos and sockets.
-- Patch that opens stdin + stdout to /dev/null.
-- Project has been separated into 5 ASDF installable systems:
-  - hurd-common
-  - mach
-  - hurd
-  - hurd-translator
-  - tree-translator
-- Test cases are now written.
-
-
-### What needs to be done
-
-- Fix fsys-getroot (block happens in trivfs based translators, when they do RPC's to me when I call fsys_getroot to them) and fetch-root (for passive translators).
-- Make the library multithreaded (blocked by the pthread conversion project and the unavailable thread support in CLISP)
-- Use the socket stubs?
-- More documentation
-
-
-### Project dependencies
-
-- CLISP
-- [CFFI](http://common-lisp.net/project/cffi/) (apt-get installable)
-- [Flexi streams](http://www.weitz.de/flexi-streams/) (apt-get installable)
-- [Trivial garbage](http://www.cliki.net/trivial-garbage) (not in debian repositories)
-- [cl-zip](http://common-lisp.net/project/zip/) (only needed for the zip translator)
-- [cl-irc](http://common-lisp.net/project/cl-irc/) (for the irc translator)
-
-
-## To do
-
-### Documentation
-- Manually Bootstrapping a Translator
-
-### Translation
-- Translate the Hurd website to Portuguese?
-
-## Completed tasks
-
-### Patches
-- http://alioth.debian.org/tracker/index.php?group_id=30628&atid=410472
-   - libsvg patch accepted.
-- Adapted glibc patch (http://www.schwinge.homeip.net/~thomas/tmp/glibc-patches/0009-2007-07-22-version-of-init-first.c_vs._GCC_4.1.patch.patch)
-   - http://opensvn.csie.org/leic/hurd/patches/glibc-init-first.patch
-- Patch to remove some GNUMach IPC warnings and minor cleanup:
-   - http://opensvn.csie.org/leic/hurd/patches/gnumach-ipc-warnings.patch
-- Website patches that correct some encountered typos:
-   - http://opensvn.csie.org/leic/hurd/patches/hurd-talk-typo.patch
-
-### Documentation read
-
-- GNU/Hurd User's Guide, an introduction to the important concepts and software of the GNU system, written for new users, AKA "GNUbies."
-- Towards a New Strategy of OS Design, an architectural overview by Thomas Bushnell, BSG.
-- The Hurd, a presentation by Marcus Brinkmann.
-- The Hurd Hacking Guide.
-- The GNU Mach Reference Manual
-- The GNU Hurd Reference Manual
-- The Unofficial GNU Mach IPC beginner's guide
-- Mach IPC without MIG
-- CFFI User's Manual
-
-### Before selection
-
-- Uptime program in C and Lisp using CFFI.
-- Hello translator.
-
-## Misc
-
-### Lisp implementations that run on Hurd
-
-- Clisp
-- ECL
-- ?