Re: wiki

Rashad,

The wiki is a good resource for getting acquainted with the Player/Stage
project, although not all topics are updated as frequently as others. The
Windows page, however, is up to date and helpful for getting started
developing on Windows using Visual Studio.
http://playerstage.sourceforge.net/wiki/Windows. It helped
me, admit-ably not familiar with developing in VS to get started. From
there, searching through the playerstage-users list on Nabble provided the
some supplemental information I needed when I ran into some trouble;
however, it seems that the most recent player revision in subversion should
include a number of windows patches.

Other obvious resources include the Getting Started, Getting Help, and
Roadmap pages on the wiki, just to name a few.

<http://playerstage.sourceforge.net/wiki/Windows>Anthony

On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 7:00 AM, Mohammed Rashad <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi developers ,
>
> I am planning to contribute something to playerstage project. Firstly, I
> thought to manage playerstage wiki & manuals.
> But dont know where to start. I am good with c++ and python and have a
> strong background of building gui.
> secondly I will work on porting playerstage to other platforms windows. May
> I know anybody is working on windows porting.
> Is there a playerstage installation for windows without cygwin support?
>
> Rashad
>
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