OK, I have a GIT client, not sure I see any documentation. And it's been a while since I wrote and C/CSharp. So ... any documentation in the GIT repository with respect to some kind of command structure?
I must admit I am very slow with GIT. So maybe it's there, but not visible to me. Thanks On 2/6/16 12:43 PM, John R. Hogerhuis wrote: > > > On Saturday, February 6, 2016, Roma <roma...@yahoo.com > <mailto:roma...@yahoo.com>> wrote: > > I guess I'll have to dig for it. > I get this error with the link below. > http://bitchin100.com/pub-git/laddiealpha.git/ > "You need a Git Client to download this Repository" > > But I'm sure I can get it. > > Mono! I'd like to write something a little lighter weight. > > Thanks. > > > Well LaddieAlpha is lightweight, less than 64k at some point. Not fair > counting the OS and libraries :-) > > I was going for something completely cross platform. All platforms > have a mono runtime available and it is an active open source project. > Mono even runs great on a raspberry pi or better pi 2 without issues. > > There's also DLPlus which is written in C. That's available at > bitchin100.com <http://bitchin100.com>. If you want to go fully > embedded that could be a better choice. It doesn't have all the bells > and whistles that Laddiealpha does though. > > The link to Laddiealpha is to the git source repository. Git is a free > source control tool. The advantage of git is that it is easy to see > the development history and easy to create experimental branches and > send patches if you want it included in the main repository. > > -- John.
