Hello. Welcome to this last GSoC report. This is also intended to be a description of my work for submission to GSoC’s Final Evaluation. To wrap things up, pencils are down, my code was submitted to Scilab’s review tool for being eventually (I hope so) included into the main... [Read More]

We meet again, companions. This latest (and most likely last) GSoC achievement I’m going to talk about was probably one of the most difficult ones, whose hardness was potentialized by the urgency of the Final Term week. Its stressful to try finding the right screws to twist when there’s a... [Read More]

Wassup, dudines and dudes ? I heard a lot about how the last 10% of a project’s deliverables take more time and effort than the previous 90%, and I am, once again, noticing this. Not that I’m saying we currently have a 90% complete Scilab kernel (actually, I don’t really... [Read More]

Once again, I’m back !! Someone said at some time that not knowing history dooms us to repeat it. Well, I wouldn’t necessarily call repetition “doom”, as there are many situations when reproducing what has been previously done is desired. (I’m purposely misinterpreting things for the sake of the... [Read More]

Hello, again (and quicker than last time) ! When it comes to solving a problem, much is said about the value of knowing precisely which screws to twist, rather than being capable of twisting a lot of screws. But what we normally neglect is that first you need to know... [Read More]