Welcome to the COIN-OR Technical Leadership Council Home Page

This page is for posting documents and tracking issues related to activities of the COIN-OR Foundation's Technical Leadership Council (TLC). Here are a few pages that might be of interest.

• For upcoming meeting scheduling, see the FutureMeetings page or the ​TLC Google Calendar.
• For notes from previous TLC meetings, see the MeetingNotes page.
• For current project management guidelines, click ​here.
• For technical proposals (accepted and outstanding), see the TechnicalProposals page.
• For our best understanding of our user base, see UserProfiles.
• For information on current initiatives, see these pages.
  • Initiative to recruit volunteers (HelpWanted)
• For information on current ad hoc committees, see these pages.
  • Committee on distribution of binaries (BinaryDistribution).

• For information on submissions see:
  • Submissions currently being handled by the TLC.
  • GuidelinesForHandlers
  • GuidelinesForProspecitveProjectManagers, ExampleAnnouncements
  • Archived project acceptance checklists.

Some old initiatives or closed projects are contained here:

• Initiative to standardize the content and location of README, INSTALL, and AUTHORS files (StandardizeReadmeInstallAuthors)
• Initiative to review and classify existing projects (LegacyProjects)
• We had BugSquashingParty's in 2007, 2008, and 2009.
• Completed initiative to overhaul the COIN build system (CoinBuildSystem)
• Committees with completed mandates
  • Committee on moving the repository to subversion (MoveToSubversion).
  • Committee on stable releases and versioning (StableReleases).
• For a draft announcement of the move to Trac and Subversion, see DraftReleaseNote.

TLC Members

• ​Ted Ralphs (Chair)
• ​Stefan Vigerske
• ​Haroldo Santos
• ​John Siirola
• ​Miles Lubin
• ​Tony Kelman
• ​Mike Steglich

Alumni

• Matthew Galati
• ​Kipp Martin
• ​Leo Lopes (interim submissions manager)
• ​Andreas Wächter
• ​Francois Margot
• JP Fasano
• Laci Ladanyi
• ​William Hart

Trac Pointers

• TracGuide -- Built-in Documentation
• ​The Trac project -- Trac Open Source Project
• ​Trac FAQ -- Frequently Asked Questions
• TracSupport -- Trac Support

For a complete list of local wiki pages, see TitleIndex.

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