Difference between revisions of "File Hierarchy"

directories are in bold:

glob2

• data
  • fonts (fonts)
  • gfx (graphics file: sprites, non map-edit gui elements, ...)
  • gui (map-edit gui elements)
  • zik (music)
  • icons (game icons)
  • units.txt (units descriptions)
  • buildings.txt (buildings descriptions)
  • ressources.txt (ressources descriptions)
  • texts.list.txt (list of language file)
  • texts.keys.txt (list of translated strings)
  • texts.L.txt (translation in language L, must be referenced by texts.list.txt)
• campaigns (campaign)
• maps (maps for custom and multiplayer games)
• doc (some old documentation in texthttp://globulation2.org/wiki/index.php?title=File_Hierarchy&action=submit files)
• libgag (libgag graphic and backend library)
• gnupg (hashing code from gnupg)
• src (glob2's source code)
• metaserver (YOG metaserver source code)
• testing (some code for testing purprose)
• tools (some utilities programs source code)
• libusl (scripting test related stuff)
• libwee (scripting test related stuff)
• Resources, glob2.pbproj and Info-Globulation2.plist (OS X related packaging stuff)
• autopackage (autopackage related packaging stuff)
• debian (debian related packaging stuff)
• mkwin32.bat, glob2.sln and glob2.vcproj (Win32 related packaging stuff)
• configure.in and Makefile.am in all subdirectories (auto* related packaging stuff)
• linuxstaticrelease-local.sh (Linux static binary related packaging stuff)
• Doxyfile (configuratoin file for autodoc generation)
• .cvsignore in all subdirectories (file that CVS should not try to update)
• AUTHORS (list of developers and all contributors)
• syncdata and syncmaps (get updated content of data and maps directory)
• mkdata and mkmaps (upload new content of data and maps directory, ask nct for details)
• TODO, DONE and TODO.Eli (old developer's own progress check, use Wiki now)
• README.cvs and bootstrap (read the first and execute the second if you want to compile glob2 from CVS)
• README and INSTALL (to read)
• COPYING (GPL)
• Changelog and NEWS (GNU auto* unused files)