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authorDavid Aspinall2004-04-17 17:42:32 +0000
committerDavid Aspinall2004-04-17 17:42:32 +0000
commitb28c665978fdfbd1578c1de5408cd47dc0e88e7b (patch)
tree37bfaaefab105e40618ab674c1d63bf289bba0db /todo
parent69e7264621d7d213fcd27f9c63143e9817ea0d6d (diff)
Clear the stuff to do before 3.5
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@@ -5,35 +5,7 @@ This is an outline file. Use C-c C-n, C-c C-p or menu to navigate.
=================================================================
-* THINGS TO DO BEFORE/DURING 3.5 RELEASE
-
-*** Spam-protect email addresses on web pages
-
-*** Fixup HTML on mailing list pages
-
-*** Update documentation.
- --- MMM support
- --- Theorem dependencies
-
-*** Isabelle tweaks
- -- theorem dependencies on spoils ordinary response buffer output
- (dependency info *after* response display loses)
- [FIXED OR NOT?]
-
-*** Check multiple file support in Isabelle -- maybe has become buggy
- -- Test cases seem to work, still
- -- TODO: test with auto action:
- Automatically processing files before deactivating scripting: warning
- messages from Isabelle when asking it to remove files that it says
- are already removed (noticed with auto action set to process).
-
-*** Finish clean-up of web page, broken link fixes.
-
-*** Check list of things at bottom of this file.
-
-
-
-* Proof General Infeasibly Long Low-Level List of Things to Do
+* Developers' Infeasibly Long Low-Level List of Things to Do
** 0. Contents
@@ -753,6 +725,9 @@ Output written on ProofGeneral.pdf (2 pages, 54702 bytes).
*** A Informatics research reports from latest docs.
*** A Small project grant from LFCS for summer student
+*** B "Spam-protect" (ho, ho) email addresses on web pages
+*** B Fixup HTML on mailing list pages (image address)
+
*** C PG CDROM: CDROM with PG and other theorem provers
Complete read-to-go distributions. Would anyone find this
useful?