Cross-referenced Wasabi SDK

Russ · 5th March 2003, 00:10

You can find a cross-referenced (using LXR) version of the Wasabi SDK here on my site:

http://russ.garrett.co.uk/wa3lxr/source/

Be easy on my server

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It's the build 497 SDK, so it's a bit newer than you people have access to. This particular SDK doesn't compile, but it's interesing all the same. I'll probably add newer SDKs as they come up.

knole_z · 5th March 2003, 10:04

Hey this is really cool

If I really wanted to couldn't I just write a program to go through all the links and recreate the sdk on my computer? Not that I am complaining, but are you sure you should publish an unreleased sdk on the web, even if it is a little hard to get at?

In any case, any effort at documentation is appreciated

Russ · 5th March 2003, 10:11

I'd rather you didn't spider it - it's all dynamically generated (using Apache, mod_perl and a 9MB MySQL database), and that particular server isn't stunningly powerful

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As for publishing it, the developers don't mind, so it's not a problem.

(the 488 SDK is now up there too, so you can see the differences and stuff)

knole_z · 5th March 2003, 11:16

Great! It's nice to be able to grab the odd file or two from the 497 sdk and hope that it works in 488...

5th March 2003, 00:10	#1
Russ Mostly Harmless (Alumni) Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: UK Posts: 2,319	Cross-referenced Wasabi SDK You can find a cross-referenced (using LXR) version of the Wasabi SDK here on my site: http://russ.garrett.co.uk/wa3lxr/source/ Be easy on my server . It's the build 497 SDK, so it's a bit newer than you people have access to. This particular SDK doesn't compile, but it's interesing all the same. I'll probably add newer SDKs as they come up. For long you live and high you fly, but only if you ride the tide, and balanced on the biggest wave you race towards an early grave. \|Musicbrainz\|Audioscrobbler\|last.fm\|

5th March 2003, 10:11	#3
Russ Mostly Harmless (Alumni) Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: UK Posts: 2,319	I'd rather you didn't spider it - it's all dynamically generated (using Apache, mod_perl and a 9MB MySQL database), and that particular server isn't stunningly powerful . As for publishing it, the developers don't mind, so it's not a problem. (the 488 SDK is now up there too, so you can see the differences and stuff) For long you live and high you fly, but only if you ride the tide, and balanced on the biggest wave you race towards an early grave. \|Musicbrainz\|Audioscrobbler\|last.fm\|

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5th March 2003, 10:04	#2
knole_z Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 146	Hey this is really cool If I really wanted to couldn't I just write a program to go through all the links and recreate the sdk on my computer? Not that I am complaining, but are you sure you should publish an unreleased sdk on the web, even if it is a little hard to get at? In any case, any effort at documentation is appreciated

5th March 2003, 11:16	#4
knole_z Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 146	Great! It's nice to be able to grab the odd file or two from the 497 sdk and hope that it works in 488...