Xen 4.3 Acknowledgements

== Overview ==
Xen 4.3 (compared to Xen 4.2) was made up of 
* 1362 commits (excluding merges) or 
* 136128 lines of code changes. 
Changes were made by 
* 90 individuals (after removing knowledge of e-mail aliases) 
* from 27 employing organisations 
* and 25 individuals that were unaffiliated to an employer (or whose affiliation is unknown) 
Note that the the development cycle has shortened from 18 months (from Xen 4.1 to Xen 4.2) to 9 months (from Xen 4.2 to Xen 4.3).
== Breakdown by Individual ==
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Name	Commits	Changes	Notes
	Andre Przywara		8 		55 	
	Andrei Lifchits		1 		1 	
	Andres Lagar-Cavilla		3 		27 	
	Andrew Cooper		24 		369 	
	Anthony PERARD		23 		1017 	
	Aravindh Puthiyaparambil		1 		8 	
	Bamvor Jian Zhang		1 		2 	
	Bastian Blank		2 		252 	
	Ben Guthro		4 		163 	
	Bob Moore		3 		57 	
	Boris Ostrovsky		16 		481 	
	Charles Arnold		2 		21 	
	Choonho Son		1 		1 	
	Christoph Egger		23 		1298 	
	Chunyan Liu		1 		21 	
	Dan Magenheimer		7 		286 	
	Daniel De Graaf		68 		5444 	
	Daniel Kiper		13 		70 	
	Dario Faggioli		23 		1306 	
	Dave McCracken		1 		101 	
	David Scott		9 		345 	
	David Vrabel		10 		674 	
	Dietmar Hahn		5 		214 	
	Dongxiao Xu		33 		853 	
	Dr. Greg Wettstein		2 		16 	
	Eric Shelton		2 		11 	
	Fabio Fantoni		5 		99 	
	Frediano Ziglio		13 		1054 	
	George Dunlap		32 		578 	
	Huang Ying		3 		83 	
	Ian Campbell		225 		62548 		This includes the removal of the Itanium port which consisted of 47980 lines of code
	Ian Jackson		65 		2170 	
	Ian Murray		2 		8 	
	Jacek Konieczny		1 		1 	
	Jacob Shin		1 		17 	
	Jaeyong Yoo		1 		4 	
	Jan Beulich		266 		11148 	
	Jason McCarver		1 		5 	
	Jim Fehlig		3 		44 	
	Jiongxi Li		5 		434 	
	Joe Jin		1 		1 	
	Juergen Gross		1 		14 	
	Julien Grall		56 		3682 	
	Keir Fraser		31 		8881 	
	Konrad Rzeszutek Wilk		31 		440 	
	Kouya Shimura		1 		1 	
	Lalith Suresh		1 		1 	
	Lars Rasmusson		1 		2 	
	Len Brown		2 		62 	
	Liu Jinsong		13 		465 	
	M A Young		2 		11 	
	Malcolm Crossley		1 		32 	
	Marcel J.E. Mol		2 		119 	
	Marek Marczykowski		2 		103 	
	Matt Wilson		3 		303 	
	Matthew Daley		7 		19 	
	Matthew Fioravante		29 		19322 	
	Miroslav Rezanina		1 		1 	
	Olaf Hering		40 		391 	
	Paolo Bonzini		1 		26 	
	Pasi Kärkkäinen		1 		38 	
	Patrick Welche		2 		18 	
	Paul Durrant		2 		48 	
	Razvan Cojocaru		2 		25 	
	Robbie VanVossen		1 		5 	
	Robert Phillips		2 		1528 	
	Roger Pau Monne		24 		660 	
	Ronny Hegewald		2 		4 	
	Ross Philipson		7 		830 	
	Samuel Thibault		5 		188 	
	Sander Eikelenboom		4 		20 	
	Shakeel Butt		1 		4 	
	Shriram Rajagopalan		1 		19 	
	Stefan Bader		2 		15 	
	Stefano Stabellini		80 		3332 	
	Steven Maresca		1 		4 	
	Suravee Suthikulanit		3 		49 	
	Tim Deegan		35 		1814 	
	Tomasz Wroblewski		1 		63 	
	Vincent Bernardoff		2 		3 	
	Wei Huang		1 		2 	
	Wei Liu		13 		697 	
	Wei Wang		7 		116 	
	Xi Wang		2 		3 	
	Xiantao Zhang		11 		1042 	
	Xu Zhang		6 		191 	
	Xudong Hao		1 		50 	
	Yang Zhang		6 		176 	
	Zhenguo Wang		1 		20 	
	Zhenzhong Duan		1 		2 	
== Breakdown by Domain / Organisations ==
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Employer	Commits	Changes
	(Academia, ENS Lyon)		1 		21
	(Academia, John Hopkins University)		29 		19322
	(Academia, MIT)		2 		3
	(Academia, Swedish Institute of Computer Science)		1 		2
	(Academia, UIC)		6 		192
	(Academia, University of Cambridge)		2 		18
	(Individual)		112 		11872
	Amazon 		12 		503
	AMD 		31 		1737
	Calxeda		6 		44
	Canonical		2 		15
	Cisco 		1 		8
	Citrix 		566 		73392
	Fujitsu		7 		229
	GridCentric		3 		27
	Huawei Technologies		1 		20
	Intel 		77 		3461
	Invisible Things Lab		2 		103
	KT 		1 		1
	Linaro 		50 		3483
	MESA Consulting		2 		119
	Oracle 		62 		1266
	Red Hat		2 		27
	Samsung		2 		6
	Suse 		312 		12775
	US National Security Agency		68 		7468
	Virtual Computer		1 		10
	Zentific		1 		4
Note that this list also contains individuals with no obvious affiliation to an organisation. These are grouped under :
 Unaffiliated Individuals (of which there are 25). Note that some of these may be affiliated to an organization. We just may not know.
 This figure contains the removal of the Xen Itanium port (25412 lines of code), which is skewing this figure heavily. Without this removal, the Citrix contribution is only 41429 lines of code
== Breakdown by Organisations contributing 1% or more ==
The following list shows Organizations which contributed either more than 1% in terms of code or changesets. Note that we did not count the removal of the I64 toolstack supportin the LOC data (performed by a Ian Campbell, a committer employed by Citrix). 
These graphs contains groups of people or organisations:
* (Other) : a bucket for commercial organizations contributing under 1%
* (Individual) : a bucket 25 unaffiliated individuals (or whose affiliation is unknown) who contributing under 1%
* (Academia, Other) : a bucket for Universities contributing under 1%
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