Hello Philip,
> My experience is that tutorials as far as possible should be part of the
> main source code, because they become the test harnesses of the main code
There are already over 80 examples in the OSG source code that serve
this function. I don't think we should add the tutorials to those. The
function should be different. Examples exercise OSG and demonstrate
what can be done with it, and tutorials are there to guide new users
to how to do specific things.
They *could* be added to the main source distribution, but I don't
think it's necessary. And keeping them separate would probably lessen
Robert's workload, and allow people to for example download a
binary-only OSG distribution while getting the source code for only
the tutorials.
J-S
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