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summerofcode2018projects:portingpowershellporting [2018/05/22 02:09] – Add GitHub issue link tracking project work MateusDeMoraissummerofcode2018projects:portingpowershellporting [2018/08/14 04:23] (current) – Changes regarding project status MateusDeMorais
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 ===== Project title ===== ===== Project title =====
  
-Porting the .NET Core SDK & Runtime and [[/PowerShell|PowerShell]] to the %%FreeBSD%% operating system.+Porting the .NET Core SDK & Runtime and %%PowerShell%% to the %%FreeBSD%% operating system.
  
 ===== Project description & Approach to solving the problem ===== ===== Project description & Approach to solving the problem =====
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 There are already Linux %%PowerShell%% binaries ready for use and some ideas or implementations should be derived from there. %%PowerShell%%, as well as the %%CoreCLR%% and %%CoreFX%% projects, are open-sourced, therefore working with their teams at Microsoft isn’t a barrier, should some work on their side render necessary, or some code upstreaming need to be done, for this project to be successful. There are already Linux %%PowerShell%% binaries ready for use and some ideas or implementations should be derived from there. %%PowerShell%%, as well as the %%CoreCLR%% and %%CoreFX%% projects, are open-sourced, therefore working with their teams at Microsoft isn’t a barrier, should some work on their side render necessary, or some code upstreaming need to be done, for this project to be successful.
  
-The first step towards solving the problem will be to understand the components needed to build the .NET Core runtime and the SDK -- since they are developed individually with their own %%GitHub%% repositories. After that, the efforts will be directed towards actually building these components on %%FreeBSD%% in order to get a functional runtime and SDK. Once this is done, all the efforts will be directed towards getting [[/PowerShell|PowerShell]] to build and function on the %%FreeBSD%% platform.+The first step towards solving the problem will be to understand the components needed to build the .NET Core runtime and the SDK -- since they are developed individually with their own %%GitHub%% repositories. After that, the efforts will be directed towards actually building these components on %%FreeBSD%% in order to get a functional runtime and SDK. Once this is done, all the efforts will be directed towards getting %%PowerShell%% to build and function on the %%FreeBSD%% platform.
  
 ===== Deliverables ===== ===== Deliverables =====
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   * May 14th: Start of coding   * May 14th: Start of coding
-    * Gather information on necessary components for runtime and SDK+    * <del>Gather information on necessary components for runtime and SDK</del> ✔
   * May 21st - June 11th   * May 21st - June 11th
-    * Build these components on %%FreeBSD%% to get a functional runtime and SDK +    * <del>Build these components on %%FreeBSD%% to get a functional runtime and SDK</del> ✔ 
-    * Document process to build the port later+    * <del>Document process to build the port later</del> ✔
   * June 11th - June 15th: Mid-term Evaluations #1   * June 11th - June 15th: Mid-term Evaluations #1
-  * June 12th - July 9th +  * June 16th - July 9th 
-    * Test built components along the way for runtime and SDK and fine-tuning +    * <del>Test built components along the way for runtime and SDK and fine-tuning</del> ✔ 
-    * Start working on the %%PowerShell%% build +    * <del>Start working on the %%PowerShell%% build</del> ✔ 
-    * Document the process to build the port later+    * <del>Document the process to build the port later</del> ✔
   * July 9th - July 13th: Mid-term Evaluations #2   * July 9th - July 13th: Mid-term Evaluations #2
   * July 13th - August 6th:   * July 13th - August 6th:
-    * Test results for %%PowerShell%% on %%FreeBSD%% and fine-tuning +    * <del>Test results for %%PowerShell%% on %%FreeBSD%% and fine-tuning</del> ✔ 
-    * Work on the ports for the runtime, SDK, and %%PowerShell%%+    * <del>Work on the ports for the runtime, SDK, and %%PowerShell%%</del> ✔
   * August 6th: End of coding (soft)   * August 6th: End of coding (soft)
-    * Debug and finish code and complete documentation+    * <del>Debug and finish code and complete documentation</del> ✔
   * August 14th: End of coding (hard)   * August 14th: End of coding (hard)
  
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 ===== The Code ===== ===== The Code =====
  
-Nothing at the moment+  * Forks 
 +    * %%CoreFX%%: https://github.com/mateusrodrigues/corefx 
 +    * %%PowerShell%%-Native: https://github.com/mateusrodrigues/PowerShell-Native 
 +  * %%FreeBSD%% Review 
 +    * https://reviews.freebsd.org/D16707
  
 ===== Notes ===== ===== Notes =====
  
 +  * Experimental Runtime/SDK builds:
 +    * Based on //2.2.100-preview1-008958// available [[http://distcache.FreeBSD.org/local-distfiles/dbn/dotnet/dotnetcli-freebsd.11-x64.zip|here]]
 +    * Based on //3.0.100-preview1-009019// available [[http://distcache.freebsd.org/local-distfiles/dbn/dotnet/dotnet-freebsd-3.0.100-preview1-009019.tar.gz|here]]
   * Progress tracking and build documentation   * Progress tracking and build documentation
     * https://github.com/mateusrodrigues/gsoc18-progress     * https://github.com/mateusrodrigues/gsoc18-progress
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