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== Introduction == |
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The intention for this page is to help orient users who are inclined toward understanding and reading FreeCAD source code with the possible end goal of contributing eventually to the project. |
The intention for this page is to help orient users who are inclined toward understanding and reading FreeCAD source code with the possible end goal of contributing eventually to the project. |
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== Prerequisites == |
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* (optional) an account on github or gitlab (or another 3rd party source code hosting services). Note: as of this edit, FreeCAD uses Github. |
* (optional) an account on github or gitlab (or another 3rd party source code hosting services). Note: as of this edit, FreeCAD uses Github. |
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* An up to date version of [https://www.kdevelop.org/ KDevelop] |
* An up to date version of [https://www.kdevelop.org/ KDevelop] |
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* Some basic understanding about {{incode|git}} (see [[Source code management]]) |
* Some basic understanding about {{incode|git}} (see [[Source code management]]) |
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== Usage == |
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== Related == |
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* [[Source code management]] |
* [[Source code management]] |
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* [[Developing FreeCAD with GitKraken]] |
* [[Developing FreeCAD with GitKraken]] |
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Revision as of 11:24, 15 May 2020
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Introduction
The intention for this page is to help orient users who are inclined toward understanding and reading FreeCAD source code with the possible end goal of contributing eventually to the project.
Prerequisites
- (optional) an account on github or gitlab (or another 3rd party source code hosting services). Note: as of this edit, FreeCAD uses Github.
- An up to date version of KDevelop
- Some basic understanding about
git(see Source code management)