Re: Guidelines for tasks?

[dave <leimy2k@xxxxxxx>]

>     e.g. when I do VFS all our filesystems will suddenly be a lot 
> slower
>     because they won't be reentrant any more, which means work could 
> begin
>     on making the most important filesystem(s) (ah.. probably just UFS)
>     reentrant again.
>
>     When I do the initial SYSCALL work then we immediately open up 
> several
>     additional projects, such as userland threads support, initial
>     kernelland (rfork) thread hacks, and ultimately asynchronization of
>     those system calls which can non-trivially block (mainly I/O 
> calls).
>
>     As I write down these things I am slowly going to build up a 
> simplistic
>     work tree in the Status section.  Some better way of organizing it
>     might be in order.

Sounds like we need a Gantt chart or at least a PERT chart :).  We 
could always
chip in and buy Matt a copy of Microsoft Project </me runs like hell!>

Dave

> 					-Matt
> 					Matthew Dillon
> 					<dillon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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