# Weekly meeting rolling agenda Add new sections at the top of the file, to avoid having to scroll down 3 kilometers of text in a couple weeks. Add a new section for each weekly meeting if necessary. If you would like to bring up a topic to the next weekly meeting, create the section for this meeting and add your topic to it. Actions are a list of actions we will establish at the end of the weekly meeting, if any, for us to handle during the next weekly call. ## 2024-07-22 - Oof, 4 months without adding to the agenda :grimacing: - Nobel Singh to start working on the gccrs semantics GSoC project, not as a GSoC student but as a regular contributor - Will have bi-weekly syncups for that project, on monday mornings - work this week: lang items and name resolution ## 2024-03-25 - Arthur to focus on for-loops related issues and name resolution fixes - PE to work on name resolution 2.0 fixes - For testsuite runners: Should we go with a dejagnu integration or not? - Having a dejagnu integration is good cause we can run it easily, but also there's going to be a lot of failures - make that a plan for the future? Add the ability for the tool to generate dejagnu testcases? - If we do something external, it needs to not fall behind and become unused. We need to add checking of these tests to CI somehow. - @MahadMuhammad to keep researching the topic :) ## 2024-02-05 - no gccrs for PE this week - format_args!() milestone - Need to focus on GSoC (deadline 06/02!) - Focus on upstreaming tools as well, almost got something working and cleaner ## 2024-01-29 - Create proper milestone for format_args!() - Review milestone for 1.49 core/std - Push commits since last ## 2024-01-22 - Review PRs - Pierre-Emmanuel running out of time on gccrs for this month ## 2024-01-15 - Patches patches patches ## 2023-12-11 - Anything to do for FOSDEM grants? - Read the emails - `libgrust` patches - Waiting on last approval from Thomas? - Figure out the next steps from the ML - Rust project blogpost - New labels on the repo - parser, hir, ast, typechecking... - easier to filter issues? - Good idea - Would be useful - Marc: Finished the builtins PR - Another round of reviews and then we'll merge it ## 2023-11-06 - `libgrust` patches - make it a static library as soon as possible - will cause a tiny conflict in the future but that's okay - will be much easier for us to handle and for support for other architectures - PE will push latest version and ping Arthur - Arthur will send latest version to ML ## 2023-10-30 - Arthur on vacation ## 2023-10-23 - https://github.com/Rust-GCC/gccrs/pull/2692 - will send updated patch to ML on 23/10 afternoon - https://gcc.gnu.org/pipermail/gcc-rust/2023-October/001236.html - will maybe ping people on IRC, but it's okay to wait for now - Discuss https://github.com/Rust-GCC/gccrs/pull/2704 vs https://github.com/Rust-GCC/gccrs/pull/2701 - PE found a solution, and will close one of the two PRs - https://github.com/Rust-GCC/gccrs/pull/2693 - Arthur did not add any intrinsics as he had said, dkm is okay with having spent hours searching for his functions because he's a nice guy :)