Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of ProjectTemplate

Timestamp:

10/06/09 10:43:18 (15 years ago)

Author:

Peter Kovacs

Comment:

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ProjectTemplate

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 = LEMON Project Template =
 
-The aim of [http://lemon.cs.elte.hu/hg/lemon-project-template the template repository] is to make is easier to setup a new LEMON based project.
+The aim of [http://lemon.cs.elte.hu/hg/lemon-project-template the template repository] is to make it easier to setup a new LEMON based project.
 It provides a cross platform [http://cmake.org/ CMake] build environment.
 
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 }}}
 
-As you probably want to use LEMON in your project, you will need it too. For this you have to options. You can either install it somewhere or use a local copy of LEMON dedicated to your project. This later option is especially useful if you also modify/develop LEMON along with your project, or want to use a specific version.
+As you probably want to use LEMON in your project, you will need it too. For this you have two options. You can either install it somewhere or use a local copy of LEMON dedicated to your project. This later option is especially useful if you also modify/develop LEMON along with your project, or want to use a specific version.
 
-=== Use a preinstalled version. ===
+=== Use a preinstalled version ===
 
-See the [InstallGuide LEMON Install Guide] for instructions on how to install LEMON. If you installed it to a non-standard place, you must let CMAKE know where to find it in the LEMON_ROOT_DIR config variable.
+See the [InstallGuide LEMON Install Guide] for instructions on how to install LEMON. If you installed it to a non-standard place, you must let CMake know where to find it in the LEMON_ROOT_DIR config variable.
 
-=== Use LEMON as a subproject. ===
+=== Use LEMON as a subproject ===
 
 Just simply copying the LEMON source code into the 'lemon' subdir will do the job. Namely, you can either extract a release tarball
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-For example this has the benefit that you can clone your project repository together with the {{{lemon}}} repository.
+For example, this has the benefit that you can clone your project repository together with the {{{lemon}}} repository.
 You can read more about subrepository support in Mercurial [http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/subrepos here].
 
-Then run CMAKE to create the makefiles and compile the code as usual.
+Then run CMake to create the makefiles and compile the code as usual.
 
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