Hi Dan, Can you mail me the link of the manual. I got the KICAD source code from this link , actually ftp site ...ftp://iut-tice.ujf- grenoble.fr/cao/
Is this the right source code . I wuold be using the source code in VS2005 (IDE),using wx widgets 2.8. I just want to understand and may be also add to this open source code with my changes. My basic intention is getting my hands dirty in application software writing ... Regards Amit --- In [email protected], Dan Andersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Monday 25 February 2008 11:20:27 ghatwal_amit wrote: > > Hi All, > > > > I am a newbie to the world of open source .... > > I have download the KICAD source code . > > I have some few very basic questions out here. > > > > Which is the integrated development environment (IDE ) used for source > > code compilation,editing ,linking ,etc ? > > Which are the IDE's used in both WINDOWS and LINUX platform ? > > How do we compile the code in both LINUX and in WINDOWS .? > > > > > > Regards > > Amit > > > Amit, > > First question is - why do you want to compile it. There are both windows and > linux version ready and compiled for download? > > Read the manual on how to compile KiCad, it's all there. > > > IDE? Use whatever variant you like... Remember - It's dangerous to tie up an > application to a specific IDE. KiCad is written in bog standard C and C++ so > choose carefully. > > However, > You can find several open source ide's like OpenLDev. > > Use Google and pick the one that suits you best. > > Also, look for free RUP and RAD environments as this is good for your CV... > > > //Dan >
