. . . "109815f5088fd5f491ff039963785113" . . "DevProto" . . . . . . "----+Software Contribution & Development Protocol\n\n%TOC%\n\n---++Getting Started\n\n * Download relevant source code release\n * Build and test on desired platforms\n\nNote: If in either one of the steps above you stumble across any problems/bugs, please contact the OpenLink iODBC source archive manager at iodbc@openlinksw.com . Please provide as much information regarding the type of platform, compiler, compiler flags etc. in your bug report, we will try to get back in touch with you rapidly.\n\n---++Bug Fixes\n\nIf you find a bug and have the know-how to fix it, please create a \"diff file\" using GNU's \"diff\", possibly with \"context\" (diff -c or diff -u).\n\nIf the patch is small, add the patch file as an attachment to your mail if possible, otherwise tell us where we can pick it up. This will reduce the turnaround time for new updates etc.\n\n---++Suggestions\n\nSuggestions for new features can be discussed with us, through one of the following forums:\n\n * Using the Sourceforge.net [[MailingLists][mailing-lists]].\n * Using OpenLink's support phpBB [[http://boards.openlinksw.com/support/viewforum.php?f=4][discussion forum]] for general ODBC questions\n * Direct e-mail to iodbc@openlinksw.com\n\nIdeas are welcome at all times; ideas accompanied by the code that demonstrates core concepts are even more welcome.\n\n---++Standards Enforcement\n\nThis initiative's greatest value is the provision of a cross-platform development interface that conforms to both the Microsoft ODBC and X/Open SQL CLI data access specifications. Thus, ensure that code contributions do not compromise this prime objective. \n\nWe will adhere to the official Microsoft ODBC and X/Open SQL CLI specs at all times.\n\n---++Project Management\n\nIf you want to contribute news ideas and functionality, please talk to us on either the [[MailingLists][mailing-lists]] or [[http://boards.openlinksw.com/support/viewforum.php?f=4][discussion forum]] in advance, as this reduces the chance of development overlaps.\n\n---++Development Standards\n\nAll iODBC Driver Manager development needs to be done in ANSI C to ensure the best cross platform compatibility. Code submissions need to be properly indented (we use the GNU 'indent' program) and commented in order to make group development as productive as possible.\n" . "2016-09-14T12:28:34Z" . "DevProto" . . "2016-09-14T12:28:34Z" . . "DevProto" . . . "2016-09-14T12:28:34.257707"^^ . . "2016-09-14T12:28:34.257707"^^ .