Attendants: Tobias Sielhorst, Ingo Kresse, Philipp Stefan, Mustafa K Isik, Korbinian Schwinger?, Tobias Blum?

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Tops

1. Presentation in Berlin
2. Current status
3. Todo List
4. Documentation and Manual structure

Top 1: Presentation in Berlin

the presentation in berlin was a success: It was an attraction and it was quite "flashy".

Top 2: Current status

• the forceps are tracked and displayed correctly
• a phantom sphere is displayed in the correct position
• our CDelivary class has an easily extendable calibration system; the calibrated data are written to a console and are then hardcoded into the program.
• the life monitor can be switched on and off

Top 3: Todo list

• separate code from data: Use .ini files to get the data
• clean up code
• enhance the life data server
• beautify the appearance of the life monitors
• write documentation
  • write doxygen-comments in the code
  • write a user and a developer manual
  • put it all together in a homepage
  • set a link to this documentation from the Wiki pages

Top 4: Documentation and Manual structure

(The complete documentation will be in HTML)

• User Manual
• Developer Manual:
  • Introduction page with class diagram of the RAMP part (C++) and the Medproc part (Java)
  • Links to the doxygen documentation