Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of StartModDev


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Dec 10, 2012, 1:56:43 PM (10 years ago)
Author:
Beman Dawes
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Clarify intended audience, add overview of creating simple

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  • StartModDev

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    1 = Getting Started with Modular Boost Library Development =
     1= Getting Started with Modular Boost Library Development using Git =
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    3 || This is a work in progress ||
     3This page describes the mechanics of creating a new modular Boost library using Git.
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     5The intended audience:
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     7 * Developers who want to create a new library to be proposed for eventual inclusion in Boost.
     8 * Developers of existing pre-modular Boost libraries who want to understand the mechanics of modular Boost and Git.
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    510== Prerequisites ==
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    3843== Creating the {{{simple}}} library ==
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     45This procedure will create a trivial library named {{{simple}}}. Its public repository will be hosted in your own [http://github.com GitHub] account. You will do development using a private repository that is located within a Boost installation on your local machine. This simulates your library being a sub-module of the [https://github.com/boost-lib/boost Boost super-project].
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    4047 * With your web browser, sign into your [https://github.com GitHub] account and create a repository named {{{simple}}}. Select the option to automatically create a README file. Copy the URL of the newly created repository to your clipboard.