The Xerces-C project (http://xerces.apache.org/xerces-c/) would likely be a good
candidate. The commiters and the dev list are friendly. The code is complex
enough to be a challenge but not overwhelming.
Just a suggestion,
charlie
Kevin Jackson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is totally not Ant related (although it's slightly Apache
> related). If you're not interested sorry to waste your time.
>
> I'm teaching C to university students this semester and I'd like to
> set them some practical work to actually implement bugfixes and
> provide patches to open source projects.
>
> Unfortunately I'm not really aware of many open source projects that
> are C (not C++) and that have a decent infrastructure setup for
> receiving patches from novices.
>
> One thing I'm considering is the linux kernel janitors project, but
> I'm very wary of pushing that idea as I think it may be too ambitious.
>
> Do any of the developers here know of any projects that wouldn't mind
> junior-level developers submitting patches? I was thinking about APR,
> but again it's a bit too abstract for the students to be interested in
> :(
>
> Anyway thanks for your time,
> Kev
>
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