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Revision as of 22:23, 16 November 2009
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How to Download
Farsight's source code is contained in a subversion repository that has been configured to allow anonymous read-only access. You can check out a copy from the following location:
svn://www.openworld.rpi.edu/repos/farsight/trunk
A typical command to check out the code would be:
svn co svn://www.openworld.rpi.edu/repos/farsight/trunk farsight
Building
Building Farsight from source involves setting up a number of requisite software projects. For full instructions, please see FARSIGHT HowToBuild.
License
The Nuclear Segmentation source code is distributed under the GNU General Public License, version 2.
The rest of the source code, documentation and configuration files of the Farsight Project are distributed under an Apache 2.0 License.
License for Contributions
If you'd like to contribute improvements to the Farsight project please submit a request for write access to the farsight developer's mailing list. You will retain the copyright to any code that you contribute, but you must agree to your contribution being distributed under the terms of the Contributors Agreement of the Apache 2.0 License.
Asking for Help
If you find that you are unable to successfully build Farsight from source, please take the time to submit an experimental dashboard and let us know on the developer's list.
