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Replace integer built-ins with calls to functions that implement those built-ins #1016
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Hello, can I work on this issue? |
Hi there |
I am already working on this. |
ok sir |
Thanks both for your interest. @sneh19337 do let us know if you've got questions about how to proceed with this issue. You might like to look at the advice I posted on #958. |
Ok sir |
Hello sir, I was trying to do a PR and the following error is shown- Please suggest me some way to solve this issue |
Sir, |
i am a beginner can i work on this ?? |
Hello @KishkinJ10 . Actually I have made a PR on this issue. And some error is happening every time. Can you please some other issue to solve |
Ok sir I will try to solve and contribute in some file
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Hello @KishkinJ10 <https://github.com/KishkinJ10> . Actually I have made
a PR on this issue. And some error is happening every time. Can you please
some other issue to solve
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Hello to all who have commented on this issue. Thank you for your interest in contributing! Are you a Google Summer of Code 2021 applicant? If so, please note the following. We have a list of projects for 2021 and this issue is not particularly relevant for the projects this year. We have a process for applicants to contact us to get advice and support if they want to apply for one of our projects (or suggest their own ideas). The process is explained on our Google Summer of Code 2021 organization page. In short, you email us to suggest which project you are interested in applying for; we then connect you with the mentor for that project who can tell you the best way to proceed. They will typically give you some "starter issues" to solve, and will mentor you through the process. This will help you to become familiar with the project, even if you have never contributed previously. If you are not a Google Summer of Code 2021 applicant: Unfortunately, we don't usually have the resources to do a huge amount of mentoring on this project for those who wish to learn about git, Java, metamorphic testing, compiler frameworks, etc. We can provide advice on how to tackle certain issues and do thorough code review. But we cannot provide many hours of one-on-one support like we do for Google Summer of Code applicants. |
sir i would like to work on one of your project for the upcoming GSoC 2021 , can you suggest me something as i am a beginner. |
where can i find this issue in the source code? |
Hello is this still open i would like to work (not for GSoc)? |
Sir, I'm a new to the open source. So can you please guide me what all I need to do to solve this? |
hello i am a beginner in this issue,could you please tell me how to get started |
Rewrite e.g. abs as a call to a function, _GLF_abs, that does the absolute value computation. Similar for mod, min, max, clamp and possibly other functions.
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