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Satellite tracking library for OMNeT++/INET-Framework
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Put everything from src/ under the src/os3 folder #2

Closed rhornig closed 9 years ago

rhornig commented 9 years ago

It would be great to reorganize the code a bit and place the whole project under the src/os3 folder (see how INET is organized). The reason is that this project would probably be used along with other projects and without a toplevel directory it is hard to tell that from which project a given header file is pulled.

doughodson commented 9 years ago

I am absolutely going to do that soon. I was a very happy camper to see that organization in inet 2.99 as it was something I was going to suggest. I honestly didn't notice as I pulled inet master from github -- I only noticed when I downloaded 2.99 zip file off website.

inet is an important project from many standpoints -- not only does it provide a lot of capability, but I also see it as a 'model' of how omnet code should be structured and organized when building packages intended to be used by others, or as you say, provide a 'base' for other developments.

Doug

On 02/11/2015 03:06 PM, Rudolf Hornig wrote:

It would be great to reorganize the code a bit and place the whole project under the src/os3 folder (see how INET is organized). The reason is that this project would probably be used along with other projects and without a toplevel directory it is hard to tell that from which project a given header file is pulled.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/inet-framework/os3/issues/2.

doughodson commented 9 years ago

This is done now -- at the moment I'm still using inet 2.5 -- will transition to 2.99 shortly.

Code has changed a lot, satellites are 'flying' but I need to check other basic functionality to see if code is really working correctly.

Doug

On 02/11/2015 03:06 PM, Rudolf Hornig wrote:

It would be great to reorganize the code a bit and place the whole project under the src/os3 folder (see how INET is organized). The reason is that this project would probably be used along with other projects and without a toplevel directory it is hard to tell that from which project a given header file is pulled.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/inet-framework/os3/issues/2.