GNU is looking for Google Summer of Code Projects

[Rocky Bernstein <rocky@gnu.org>]

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In another list I see that GNU has been accepted for Summer of Code and is
looking for projects.

My own favorite ones regarding GNU Emacs have to do with beefing up the
Emacs Lisp runtime and bytecode system. In particular giving proper
callback information from bytecode (bytecode offset, mapping information
from bytecode to line numbers). The bytecode decompiler I started, while it
works on simple examples, I think I could get going in a much more solid
and reliable way.

And of course on the elisp package side, realgud has always been hurting
for help, multii-display windows in the debugger.

But enough about me. What is most in need of help in GNU Emacs that a
summer student might reasonably make progress on?

Discuss the ideas here (please cc me since I don't regularly follow) and
contact me offline and I'll forward the GNU contacts. (Or you probably can
look them up for yourself if so inclined. I am not a coordinator, I am just
a backup mentor).

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