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Current Release

The current release version is 0.7.0 released July 21, 2009

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You can download the source for this release from:

svn co http://openmetaverse.org/svn/omf/libopenmetaverse/tags/0.7.0

If you are using TortoiseSVN for windows the URL would be:

http://openmetaverse.org/svn/omf/libopenmetaverse/tags/0.7.0

Previous Releases

The previous releases can be found in the previous releases page

Development

The latest development version is in SVN:

svn co http://openmetaverse.org/svn/omf/libopenmetaverse/trunk

If you are using TortoiseSVN for windows the URL would be:

http://openmetaverse.org/svn/omf/libopenmetaverse/trunk

The SVN checkout URL for developers is :

https://openmetaverse.org/svn/omf/libopenmetaverse/trunk

You can also download a source tarball of the libsecondlife trunk. < libopenmetaverse-trunk.tar.gz >

Browse It

You can browse the code via ViewVC

Non-BSD and Miscellaneous Code

Any non-BSD licensed or miscellaneous code is kept in a separate repository at https://openmv.org/svn/misc.

Structure

Path Used For
trunk/ Development branch for the next major version. Possibly Unstable. This is where primary development takes place for non breaking changes, bug fixes, and
branches/0.x-devel Testing branch where features are backported for testing before a point release is made. This could also be called a release candidate branch, no new features should be committed, only bug fixes and inline documentation.
tags/0.X.X Stable branch for point releases between major releases.
branches/experimental/<something> Developer specific branches, where experiemental code or features go.


The way it works

In an effort to stabilize libsecondlife and to start putting out a regular release we have restructured our SVN tree.

We will now have a stable and versioned releases which are marked by version numbered tags. For example tags/0.4.0/ would be version 0.4.0.

The trunk/ is for the latest development. This branch is unstable and more likely to be broken. Suitable for developer testing but not recommended for release with any application.