Hello. I am maintaining python-pytools/main an python-pyopencl/contrib Yesterday there have been few bugs opened against python-pyopencl: #599782 (FTBFS on i386), #599872 #599874, #599875 (wrong values in package metadata - Vcs-*, Maintainer, missing copyright). I also need to update python-pyopencl because of changes in NVIDIA drivers, especially move of developer headers to new package khronos-opencl-headers (ITP #598477). Currently testing contains pyopencl in version 0.92~beta+git20100709-1. On 2010-09-20 upstream released final 0.92. Differences between Debian version and final include: * fixing array type, used to cooperate with numpy * fixing cooperation between OpenCL and OpenGL * preparing package for Python 3.0 * fixing execution of kernels (small functions) on new NVIDIA hardware There has been 24 changes in upstream between version in Debian and final 0.92. From those maybe 6 are not needed - documentation and example fixes, fixing Python setup (which is disabled in package), fixing Windows bug. If I would to backport fixes for errors, I would need to include more than half of changes made by upstream. There is no package that depends on python-pyopencl. I am working on python-sailfish, but I have not yet proposed inclusion of it into Debian (ITP has not yet been filled). Sailfish and unit tests of pyopencl run without problems My question is - will new version (final instead of beta) of pyopencl be accepted into Squeeze, or should I just fix bugs that are opened in BTS and release -2 version? Best regards. -- Tomasz Rybak <bogomips@post.pl> GPG/PGP key ID: 2AD5 9860 Fingerprint A481 824E 7DD3 9C0E C40A 488E C654 FB33 2AD5 9860 http://member.acm.org/~tomaszrybak
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