During the beginning of this week, I tried to coordinate meetings with the Ipsilon team members. As I thought, most of the team was busy or with personal issues.

Luckily, I was able to coordinate a meeting in which I was offered to solve a relatively simple task related to evmone. The idea is to implement the necessary code to be able to run the official EOF related tests.

This task aims to refresh my "rusty" C++ knowledge and to get to know the evmone codebase, which will probably be the main project on which my own project for the EPF will be based.

On the other hand, I'm coordinating to participate in the next weekly meeting of the Fe language development team. My goal is to try to work with them also on EOF related issues, but at compiler level instead of virtual machine level, which would give me an orthogonal view of the issue.

Now that things are starting to move faster, my goal is to solve this task quickly so that I can get a better understanding of the subject and submit my project to the EPF in no more than two weeks. Also, I'm interested that these updates start to become more "technical" (which is more fun for me).