What about uniata/scsi, usb drivers and hal?
WBR, Alexey Komarov.
08.04.2010 16:54, Aleksey Bragin пишет:
Hello,
yesterday we had a usual rant in #reactos-dev regarding organization,
teaming and development issues, and I explained how I see it. I think
explaining and discussing here would be beneficial.
I won't spend your time explaining how I came to this roadmap, I will go
right to it. This roadmap is mainly usage-oriented and doesn't cover the
kernel (it has its own one).
* Finish wine-based subsystem ("arwinss"), fixing all internal (absent
in Wine and/or trunk) bugs.
Milestone 1: user32 and gdi32 known to work and support at least all the
apps listed in the Wine app compat database.
* Test as many as possible apps known to work in Wine and determine
those which fail.
* Fix failing components (kernel32, ntdll, kernel, CSR, non-synced DLLs,
etc).
Milestone 2: ReactOS supporting quite wide amount of applications,
including major apps like MS Office suites, Open Office, CAD systems,
Adobe products.
Decision point: Because other Win32 components are proven to work,
NT-alike user32, gdi32 and win32k development may be boosted, testing
simplified.
* Implement filesystem drivers, using fastfat_new as a universal
skeleton for FS drivers. Use ntfs3g library and that skeleton to develop
an NTFS IFS driver.
Milestone 3: ReactOS with NTFS support (quite important for end users,
thus separated into a standalone milestone).
* Total rewrite of networking, using NT's one as a model.
Milestone 4: ReactOS with a rock-stable networking. Ability to host
database servers, web and FTP servers.
* Release 1.0 and profit ;)
So that's what I'm sticking to so far. I don't expect everyone to agree,
but if more people are involved, achieving these milestones will happen
faster. Also, they don't really have to go in a sequence, all of that
may be done simulteneously (e.g. filesystem drivers must be developed
against Windows 2003; kernel32 and ntdll could be fixed first using
winetests without waiting for arwinss to be complete; networking could
be again tested in existing ReactOS and Windows).
Comments, improvements are welcome.
WBR,
Aleksey Bragin.
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