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Revision as of 15:06, 19 March 2015
Overview
This page intends to allow you to setup an environment to develop Oolite.
Versioning
When developing software, each little modification is tracked independently and assigned a version identifier. That's called versioning. To do this, we use the git software.
The Oolite code is hosted on a git-friendly repository: github.
Creating a GitHub account
Go to https://github.com/ and create an account.
Creating a branch on GitHub
Fork the oolite main branch.
Fetching your branch
We now repatriate the code locally: we fetch it.
On Windows
to be completed
On Mac OSX
to be completed
On Linux
Installing git
We need git for this. Installing it depends on your distribution. For ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install git
Fetching
$git fetch --help
Documentation
The documentation is automatically generated from the source code. When generated, it's 700mb heavy !
Pre-requisites
Installing Doxygen
On Windows
to be completed
On Mac OSX
to be completed
On Linux
It depends on your distribution. For Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install doxygen
Generation
The documentation is generated into a html sub-directory.
On Windows
to be completed
On Mac OSX
to be completed
On Linux
Go into your oolite directory and just do: $doxygen Doxyfile
Setting up your development environment
On Windows
to be completed
On Mac OSX
to be completed
On Linux
Do as you wish :-)
I use vim + youcompleteme.
There's no IDE on linux managing objective-c (at least not Eclipse and Intellij). Auto-completion doesn't work in most of them because the xCode libraries aren't available (they're on OS X).
The only plugin for objective-c on eclipse is discontinued.
You can see the call hierarchy in the doxygen documentation.
