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authorfenn <fenn@gohan.milesaway>2009-08-09 02:30:54 -0500
committerfenn <fenn@gohan.milesaway>2009-08-09 02:30:54 -0500
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swap symlink and actual file; apparently github will display a file named "readme" automatically but not if it is a symlink
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diff --git a/doc/readme b/doc/readme
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-Hello! You must be new to all this so here's a rough breakdown of what is going on.
-
-
-clients/
- front-ends for ordering parts. later there will be tools here for doing pretend scenarios, generating instructions, or assembling armies of giant robots
-
-core/
- code needed for loading, parsing, and drawing inferences from package data
-
-dep/
- start of a general purpose dependency resolution engine, for figuring out what tools are necessary to make the tools to make the tools...
-
-doc/
- instructions for how to use SKDB (maybe some day)
-
-doc/BOMs
- miscellaneous "required materials" lists for different fields of study (half-baked)
-
-doc/proposals
- pseudo-code used by the developers to bounce ideas off each other
-
-icons/
- generic representations of manufacturing techniques. this will move soon
-
-import_tools/
- command line scripts that are used to convert from external file formats and databases
-
-inventory/
- (mostly web-based) tools for managing your personal inventory, searching for resources in other locations, and data about various specific facilities and their access policy
-
-packages/
- sample SKDB packages defining a set of artifacts, processes and stuff you can do with them
-
-pymates/
- opencascade-based visualization tool for verifying part interface mating
-
-unittests/
- run these after hacking to make sure you didn't break anything
+../readme \ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/readme b/readme
index 8946714..2825a0a 120000..100644
--- a/readme
+++ b/readme
@@ -1 +1,38 @@
-doc/readme \ No newline at end of file
+Hello! You must be new to all this so here's a rough breakdown of what is going on.
+
+
+clients/
+ front-ends for ordering parts. later there will be tools here for doing pretend scenarios, generating instructions, or assembling armies of giant robots
+
+core/
+ code needed for loading, parsing, and drawing inferences from package data
+
+dep/
+ start of a general purpose dependency resolution engine, for figuring out what tools are necessary to make the tools to make the tools...
+
+doc/
+ instructions for how to use SKDB (maybe some day)
+
+doc/BOMs
+ miscellaneous "required materials" lists for different fields of study (half-baked)
+
+doc/proposals
+ pseudo-code used by the developers to bounce ideas off each other
+
+icons/
+ generic representations of manufacturing techniques. this will move soon
+
+import_tools/
+ command line scripts that are used to convert from external file formats and databases
+
+inventory/
+ (mostly web-based) tools for managing your personal inventory, searching for resources in other locations, and data about various specific facilities and their access policy
+
+packages/
+ sample SKDB packages defining a set of artifacts, processes and stuff you can do with them
+
+pymates/
+ opencascade-based visualization tool for verifying part interface mating
+
+unittests/
+ run these after hacking to make sure you didn't break anything