Wim Leers Freelance Drupal Developer

Last night, I upgraded to Mac OS X Snow Leopard, so I could start using OpenCL (for a school project). After about an hour, it was ready, and all my settings were still intact. Awesome!
I immediately executed a small OpenCL benchmark application I had found on the internet and voila, it worked!

I continued, attempting to build PyOpenCL. That's a major pain, because I can't get Boost to build correctly. But that's another story.

While attempting to build PyOpenCL, I decided to run the other OpenCL demos I had found. And … all of them would oddly result in crashes. Inexplicably, even the initial OpenCL benchmark application I ran, now refused to run. Even worse, the open command now seemed to fail.
What was going on?

I've been very quiet lately, which was especially noticeable on Drupal.org. Right now, I'm in the middle of my exam period (Computer Graphics exam next Wednesday), but as soon as I can (exams will be finished July 2nd), I will resume my Drupal work:

1. Finish Hierarchical Select 3 for Drupal 5
2. Port Hierarchical Select 3 to Drupal 6
3. Finally do that write-up of my svn system for deploying and maintaing Drupal sites (it's ready since last December, just didn't have the time to do the writing).
4. Finish the consolidation of the jCarousel and Panels Carousel Style modules into the Carousel module.
5. Make the current CDN Integration for Drupal 5 module scalable (i.e.: stop using a serialized array to keep track of synced files, which was good enough for development purposes, but painfully slow for production).
6. Also port the CDN integration module to Drupal 6.