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From: "Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT edu DOT ar>
To: gt4558a AT acmex DOT gatech DOT edu, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject: Future of Allegro (?)
Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 14:48:20 +0300 (GMT)
Message-ID: <9611141448.aa03151@ailin.inti.edu.ar>

Hi All:

>I haven't seen Shawn post for a while, and I haven't heard from him
>either.  I have a few questions about Allegro:
For a long .... time.

>1)  We can't really "pay" Shawn for his efforts (hard to swap anything to
>someone we can't locate)
I agree. I have some code to swap.

>2)  More importantly, Allegro is basically stuck where it is.  Mind you,
>it's got ALOT of functionality and great features as it is, but for it to
>remain as is is a shame.  What do the rest of you think of someone
>temporarily taking over the maintanance of Allegro till we hear from Shawn
>again?  I can't do it personally (Shawn was a much better coder than I
>currently am), but I do think it would be beneficial - Allegro is quite
>popular and useful.  Would anyone be interested in making unofficial
>Allegro releases?  Do any of you think that Shawn would mind?  (I'm
>guessing not)
I think that a group of people must coordinate at least a way to patch some 
things on Allegro (Eli will be very happy if somebody stops the rain of "I 
can't compile ... in mach64.s") and to add some new things. If better if one of 
the group is in the same town that Shawn (or at least not at 10.000 Km) to send 
periodically some information to and from him. That's only an opinion.

SET.

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