[cdt-dev] the inbox, CDT-parser and goodbye

[John Camelon <jcamelon@xxxxxxxxxx>]

This email serves as a warning (and
apology in advance) for the email bombardment that is about to happen.

Many of the defects relating to the
work we have done here on the source code parsing framework have been sent
directly to me, as the owner of the CDT-parser component in bugzilla.  
As of today, I have emailed the webmaster
and have asked him to now direct these defects to the cdt-core-inbox list.
  Later on this morning, I will take all my bugs and assign them to
the inbox as well.  

Working on these features has been a
very rewarding experience and I am proud as to everything that we have
accomplished together.  While I am no longer available to work on
CDT day-to-day, I would like to keep my committer status and stay subscribed
to the cdt-dev list so to keep up to date on the big picture.   I
will still do my best to respond to questions, although I recommend emailing
me directly rather than through bugzilla.

Thanks
--
JohnC

Doug Schaefer wrote a couple of months
ago: 
> Unfortunately, however, we are going to start
losing developers that are 
> working full time on the CDT starting August 1. At that time we'll
lose 
> John Camelon, Andrew Niefer, and Bogdan Gheorghe who have been 
> reassigned to other projects in IBM that need their help. The rest
of us 
> will also be reassigned to new projects as well but we will be keeping
a 
> couple of developers available for bug fixing. We will certainly do
our 
> best to leave behind good documentation so that the CDT community
can 
> make use of the features we've poured our heart and soul into for
these 
> last three years.