Developers Info

From Emma

Developers can get updated access to the Emma source code directly from the Emma SVN server. This affords read-only access to the current Emma source tree.

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Viewing the latest source code:

You can browse the Emma source tree at: 

   http://svn.sourceforge.net/emma3d
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Getting the Subversion client:

Download and track the Emma source, using Subversion. Get the latest Subversion client here: 

   http://subversion.tigris.org/

Or you can use TortoiseSVN.

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Getting mainline of the Emma source code from the Emma SVN server:

Normally you will only need to access the mainline of the Emma source tree for building and developing Emma. To get the mainline, create a directory called 'emma' and a subdirectory of it called 'mainline' and change to that directory, for example on Linux: 

   mkdir -p emma
   cd emma
   mkdir -p mainline
   cd mainline

then type the command: 

   svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/emma3d/mainline .
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Getting all of the Emma source code from the Emma SVN server:

The whole Emma source tree consists of mainline, all of the branches and big asset files. To get all of the source tree, create a directory called, for instance, 'emma' in which you have write permission, then change to that directory; for example on Linux 

   mkdir -p emma
   cd emma

then type the command: 

   svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/emma3d .
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Updating your local copy of the Emma source tree:

Type the command 

   svn update .

in the 'emma' or 'emma/mainline' directory to update the local copy of the tree to the latest revision.

How To Build Emma


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Developing components, plugins, and extensions for Emma:

Here is a quick guide to getting started with Emma :

/emma/mainline/emma/docs/GettingStarted.htm.

We encourage developers to create extensions and plugins for Emma. Each extension developer can get write-access to a part of the Emma source tree so that their development can procede in parallel with Emma development. Please contact us in the forums or email us for more information.

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Submitting patches to Emma:

You can submit your changes to the Emma source code by creating a patch in subversion and then submitting that difference file at SourceForge: 

   https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=141171&atid=748722
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