Source code browser

[Nick Warne]

Hi Guys,

Well after a few hours sussing and a few cans of beers and a lot of hair
pulling, I finally got the source code browser to work. This has to be the
most obtuse web script I ever have tried to install - virtually no
documentation.

Anyway:

http://bsod.homeunix.net/icculus/http/source/

It is bloody trick! I really like the way the links to functions/variables
pull in all cases of that function/variable - you can really quickly find
your way around.

*enjoy*

Nick

[Nick Warne]

Post by Nick Warne
Hi Guys,
Well after a few hours sussing and a few cans of beers and a lot of hair
pulling, I finally got the source code browser to work. This has to be the
most obtuse web script I ever have tried to install - virtually no
documentation.
http://bsod.homeunix.net/icculus/http/source/

OK, I tidied this up a lot now I understand what it wants - new URL:

http://bsod.homeunix.net/icculus/quake2/source/

Nick

[brendanburns]

Nick,
Thanks for doing this! Can you send me a tarball (or post it somewhere) then I can host it off the icculus site.

--brendan

(Also if you have any scripts I could use to regenerate it as the source changes, that'd be great.)

Post by Nick Warne

Post by Nick Warne
Hi Guys,
Well after a few hours sussing and a few cans of beers and a lot of hair
pulling, I finally got the source code browser to work. This has to be the
most obtuse web script I ever have tried to install - virtually no
documentation.
http://bsod.homeunix.net/icculus/http/source/

http://bsod.homeunix.net/icculus/quake2/source/
Nick
--
"When you're chewing on life's gristle,
Don't grumble, Give a whistle..."

[Nick Warne]

Hi Brendan,

Post by brendanburns
Nick,
Thanks for doing this! Can you send me a tarball (or post it somewhere)
then I can host it off the icculus site.
--brendan
(Also if you have any scripts I could use to regenerate it as the source
changes, that'd be great.)

Post by Nick Warne
http://bsod.homeunix.net/icculus/quake2/source/

Well, to be honest there is no way I could do a package as it's a 'living'
thing. You need to download and install the lxr scripts (plus Glimpse if you
don't have it), then work out what they what, then configure your httpd
server to deliver what they want, then generate the databases/word search
stuff...

Then drink lots of beer while you get it to work. I have done it now, so I
don't mind hosting this. Just make sure ;-) you keep me informed of any new
stable icculus quake2 code - it is a 2 minute job for me now to update it.

Nick

[Laurent Desnogues]

Post by Nick Warne
Then drink lots of beer while you get it to work. I have done it now, so I
don't mind hosting this. Just make sure ;-) you keep me informed of any new
stable icculus quake2 code - it is a 2 minute job for me now to update it.

And what about doing it for q3 source? Oh, you are
perhaps afraid to have to drink too much... :-)


Laurent

[Nick Warne]

Post by Laurent Desnogues

Post by Nick Warne
Then drink lots of beer while you get it to work. I have done it now, so
I don't mind hosting this. Just make sure ;-) you keep me informed of
any new stable icculus quake2 code - it is a 2 minute job for me now to
update it.

And what about doing it for q3 source? Oh, you are
perhaps afraid to have to drink too much... :-)

I thought about it, but seeing as quake3 is new out, I haven't got the
bandwidth here at home for all the hits it would get...

Nick

[Brendan Burns]

oh, okay thanks,
I thought it was static generated HTML.

Thanks for hosting, I'll put a link on the main icculus page if you
don't mind.

Thanks!
--brendan

Post by Nick Warne
Hi Brendan,

Post by brendanburns
Nick,
Thanks for doing this! Can you send me a tarball (or post it somewhere)
then I can host it off the icculus site.
--brendan
(Also if you have any scripts I could use to regenerate it as the source
changes, that'd be great.)

Post by Nick Warne
http://bsod.homeunix.net/icculus/quake2/source/

Well, to be honest there is no way I could do a package as it's a 'living'
thing. You need to download and install the lxr scripts (plus Glimpse if you
don't have it), then work out what they what, then configure your httpd
server to deliver what they want, then generate the databases/word search
stuff...
Then drink lots of beer while you get it to work. I have done it now, so I
don't mind hosting this. Just make sure ;-) you keep me informed of any new
stable icculus quake2 code - it is a 2 minute job for me now to update it.
Nick

[Nick Warne]

Post by Brendan Burns
oh, okay thanks,
I thought it was static generated HTML.
Thanks for hosting, I'll put a link on the main icculus page if you
don't mind.

Go ahead - that's why I done it.

Nick

[Nick Warne]

Dear all,

After a few years of this server being up (a freebsd box), I have had to
take it permanently off line, and that means the icculus quake2 source
code browser has gone with it.

I do not plan to rebuild this box (it is too old), so unfortunately it
will not return.

Nick



On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 19:25:10 +0000

Post by brendanburns
Nick,
Thanks for doing this! Can you send me a tarball (or post it
somewhere) then I can host it off the icculus site.
--brendan
(Also if you have any scripts I could use to regenerate it as the
source changes, that'd be great.)

Post by Nick Warne

Post by Nick Warne
Hi Guys,
Well after a few hours sussing and a few cans of beers and a lot
of hair pulling, I finally got the source code browser to work.
This has to be the most obtuse web script I ever have tried to
install - virtually no documentation.
http://bsod.homeunix.net/icculus/http/source/

http://bsod.homeunix.net/icculus/quake2/source/
Nick
--
"When you're chewing on life's gristle,
Don't grumble, Give a whistle..."