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It may be good to first read [http://wiki.x.org/wiki/ModularDevelopersGuide Modular Developers guide] in case you still don't have a manually built xorg tree at your disposal. Here is a small list of tasks anyone is encouraged to update : It may be good to first read [[http://wiki.x.org/wiki/ModularDevelopersGuide|Modular Developers guide]] in case you still don't have a manually built xorg tree at your disposal. Here is a small list of tasks anyone is encouraged to update :
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 * See : [http://tinyurl.com/38ws2l bugzilla Janitor list]  * See : [[http://tinyurl.com/38ws2l|bugzilla Janitor list]]

The aim of this sub-project is to clean up Xorg tree as much as possible in the same way as it is done by the Linux Kernel Janitor project. It is also a good start for newcomers to get more familiar with Xorg development.

Tasks

It may be good to first read Modular Developers guide in case you still don't have a manually built xorg tree at your disposal. Here is a small list of tasks anyone is encouraged to update :

    114 int 
    115 main(argc, argv)
    116     int     argc;
    117     char    **argv;

    114 int 
    115 main(int argc, char **argv)

But be careful when you do make changes that you don't change the types of arguments of functions called from other packages/programs/modules due to different rules applied the to the two types of prototypes - see http://invisible-island.net/ansification/index.html for more details.