Looking at the new Lazarus website I found a link to the Lazarus bounty page. My question is, where are the solutions to the bounty problems? I thought they'd be shared with everyone. If there we don't require bounties solutions to be shared then we probably should get rid of the page, after all it's would be the opposite of open source.

I was looking at this claimed bounty in particular (currently the last item in the claimed list):

Android OpenGL ES demo

I would like a OpenGL ES demo (just a spinning triangle would do), written in Free Pascal for Android (without Lazarus).US $100.00/Paypal Contact: admin _at_ sushiquest .dot. net

Resolution: Bounty claimed by Felip
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2013/6/23 Anthony Walter

It depends a lot of the kind of bounty, i.e. what exactually is delivered. A demo does not need to be open source, unless it uses GPL sources.

A bounty is there to seduce lazarus developers to spend time on things you want them to do. How they do it, is up to them as long as they abide with the Lazarus and LCL licence.

Vincent
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Anthony Walter wrote

I was looking at this claimed bounty in particular (currently the last item in the claimed list): Android OpenGL ES demo

The solution is here:

http://sourceforge.net/p/lazarus-ccr/svn/HEAD/tree/bindings/android-ndk/examples/opengltest/

And check also http://sourceforge.net/p/lazarus-ccr/svn/HEAD/tree/bindings/android-ndk/ where the NDK headers are

This can also be accessed via SVN, it is the Lazarus-CCR svn, where we share general code.