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["Richard A Burton" <richardaburton@...>]

> If you can provide some description on how you would like this tree
> arranged, I can add the docs, modules, help, etc. for you. Maybe set
> it up and mail me a tar file as a means of communicating the desired tree

For our purposes we already have a svn repo here, you can have a look at the
layout we've used here:
https://svn.flexserv.de/kicad/trunk/kicad-0.0.20070525/

There is a note explaining the creation of the artificial upstream bundle
here:
https://svn.flexserv.de/kicad/trunk/kicad-0.0.20070525/debian/upstreampackage.txt

To summarise it's basically a case of taking the following 6 directories & 2
files (from the current binary package) and putting them in the top level of
the source tree along side the existing directories:

* "modules" dir (except a couple of pdf datasheets) (10mb)
* "library" dir (1.6mb)
* "help" dir (32mb)
* "demos" dir (3.2mb)
* "internat" dir (2.4mb)
* "template" dir (8k)
* kicad_icon.png
* news.txt

It's nothing fancy, but together with the existing source code this makes a
complete set of source material, allowing you to build the complete binary
distribution. This may very well not be perfect, but I'm flexible. If you
think all the non-code stuff should be in a single sub-directory or such,
simple things like that are easy enough for me to accommodate in the
packaging make system.

Thanks,
Richard.
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&gt; If you can provide some description on how you would like this tree<br>&gt; arranged, I can add the docs, modules, help, etc. for you. Maybe set<br>&gt; it up and mail me a tar file as a means of communicating the desired tree
<br><br>For our purposes we already have a svn repo here, you can have a look at the layout we&#39;ve used here:<br><a href="https://svn.flexserv.de/kicad/trunk/kicad-0.0.20070525/";>https://svn.flexserv.de/kicad/trunk/kicad-0.0.20070525/
</a><br><br>There is a note explaining the creation of the artificial upstream bundle here:<br><a href="https://svn.flexserv.de/kicad/trunk/kicad-0.0.20070525/debian/upstreampackage.txt";>https://svn.flexserv.de/kicad/trunk/kicad-0.0.20070525/debian/upstreampackage.txt
</a><br><br>To summarise it&#39;s basically a case of taking the following 6 directories &amp; 2 files (from the current binary package) and putting them in the top level of the source tree along side the existing directories:
<br><pre> * &quot;modules&quot; dir (except a couple of pdf datasheets) (10mb)<br> * &quot;library&quot; dir (1.6mb)<br> * &quot;help&quot; dir (32mb)<br> * &quot;demos&quot; dir (3.2mb)<br> * &quot;internat&quot; dir (2.4mb
)<br> * &quot;template&quot; dir (8k)<br> * kicad_icon.png<br> * news.txt</pre>It&#39;s nothing fancy, but together with the existing source code this makes a complete set of source material, allowing you to build the complete binary distribution. This may very well not be perfect, but I&#39;m flexible. If you think all the non-code stuff should be in a single sub-directory or such, simple things like that are easy enough for me to accommodate in the packaging make system.
<br><br>Thanks,<br>Richard.
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