Where's the engine source?

I remember someone telling me it was on the commercial CD, but I'm
looking around and not seeing anything ending w/ .c.  I looked inside
all the .tar.gz files.  I found a couple samples for user primitives
inside dllcc, and several header files, but no source files so I might
debug userPrimC().

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Thomas Gagné wrote:
> I remember someone telling me it was on the commercial CD, but I'm
> looking around and not seeing anything ending w/ .c.  I looked inside
> all the .tar.gz files.  I found a couple samples for user primitives
> inside dllcc, and several header files, but no source files so I might
> debug userPrimC().
>

In the installer, the component to choose is "Sources - VM". It's in the
list following all of the VM platforms and just before the Contributed
stuff. Once installed, it's in the bin directory.

-Martin

VM Sources is an option in the installation script, which should be the easiest
way to make sure you get them.  Launch the installer, do custome install,
select None for components and then scroll down to find VM sources,
select and install.  I just verified this on aug06.2.

Bruce

----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Gagné" <[hidden email]>
To: "vwnc" <[hidden email]>
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 11:52 AM
Subject: Where's the engine source?


|I remember someone telling me it was on the commercial CD, but I'm
| looking around and not seeing anything ending w/ .c.  I looked inside
| all the .tar.gz files.  I found a couple samples for user primitives
| inside dllcc, and several header files, but no source files so I might
| debug userPrimC().
|
| --
| Visit <http://tggagne.blogspot.com/>,<http://gagne.homedns.org/> or
|      <http://gagne.homedns.org/~tgagne/> for more great reading.
|