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TODOs for Merging with alice Branch and Codebase Cleanup #2

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Yaxuan-w opened this issue Sep 11, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #91
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TODOs for Merging with alice Branch and Codebase Cleanup #2

Yaxuan-w opened this issue Sep 11, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #91
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Yaxuan-w commented Sep 11, 2024

Description:

This issue is created to track the necessary tasks for merging the alice branch and performing general codebase cleanup.

TODOs:

  1. Merging with alice branch
  • Remove example_grate folder and replace it with fdtables.
  1. Codebase Cleanup:
  • Delete unused code lines (commented-out lines), specifically in:
    - interface
    - safeposix_rust
  1. Porting RustPOSIX Testsuite:
  • Ensure the RustPOSIX testsuite is successfully ported: including troubleshooting -> fixing -> documentation for all kinds of changes and differences. I've already made some progress of this and documented on RawPOSIXIssueTrack on my own repo. Need to find a more efficient way for further collaboration.
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@ChinmayShringi Could you help with cleaning the codebase?

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Progress Update

Cleanup:

@ChinmayShringi and I finished cleanup on src/safeposix/syscalls on PR #14

Still need to do cleanups for src/interface and other files on src/safeposix

Porting newest fdtables:

I ported newest fdtables on PR #14

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