[Clp] CLP source repo / contributions

[Andy Somogyi]

Hey Guys, 

I’ve started using CLP in our computational biology package, and I’ve found a number of memory leaks, and other issues, and I started fixing them. 


How I work is as I use a library, I go through it a update the documentation as I find things. 

I also added a writeLp function to the CoinLPIo class that can write to a std::stream (so it can write to an in-memory buffer as well as a file stream). 


Anyway, my question is do you guys ever plan on switching to GIT? That would be super convenient for accepting code contributions as people could just make a fork, make their changes, and send you a pull request. If you like the changes, just accept, if not, ignore it. That way, you never have to give other people write access to your repo, and you have complete control over your repo, and it makes it very easy for others to contribute. 


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— Andy Somogyi PhD
Research Scientist, 
Biocomplexity Institute, 
Bloomington IN.