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corrected links to the svn repository in the doxy

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Installation and folder structure Installation and folder structure
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VCG Lib uses a SVN repository. To get the right subset of the svn trunk in the devel folder you should issue the following svn command: VCG Lib uses a SVN repository hosted by sourceforge.
The main project page of the library is http://sourceforge.net/projects/vcg/
To get the right subset of the svn trunk in the devel folder you should issue the following svn command:
svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/vcg/code/trunk/vcglib vcglib svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/vcg/code/trunk/vcglib vcglib
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1. create a folder named vcglib. 1. create a folder named vcglib.
2. right-click in the newly created vcglib folder and choose SVN Checkout 2. right-click in the newly created vcglib folder and choose SVN Checkout
3. put in the first parameter: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/vcg/code/trunk/vcglib 3. put in the first parameter: svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/vcg/code/trunk/vcglib
4. press ok and wait, it should start to check out the last revision of the whole tree. 4. press ok and wait, it should start to check out the last revision of the whole tree.
Folder Structure Folder Structure
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Just download the tarball from here and uncompress it in a folder, e.g. named vcg, inside you compiler "include" directory. Just download the tarball from here and uncompress it in a folder, e.g. named vcg, inside you compiler "include" directory.
Afterwards, you have to just include the file you need. Afterwards, you have to just include the file you need.
Inside vcg folder you will find 4 sub-folders: Inside vcg folder you will find 5 sub-folders:
- `vcg`: this is the core of the library, where all the algorithms and data structures are defined. This part is pure, quite heavily templated, C++ code with STL support for common data structures and algorithms. You will not find a single include from here to anything else than standard libraries. Note that core part is made of header files (.h files) only. - `vcg`: this is the core of the library, where all the algorithms and data structures are defined. This part is pure, quite heavily templated, C++ code with STL support for common data structures and algorithms. You will not find a single include from here to anything else than standard libraries. Note that core part is made of header files (.h files) only.
- `wrap`: here you will find the wrapping of VCG concepts towards specific needs/contexts/libraries. For example you will find all the code to import/export meshes from the hard disk in many formats, or the routines for rendering triangle meshes with OpenGL, supports for common GUI tools like a trackball, and so on.. - `wrap`: here you will find the wrapping of VCG concepts towards specific needs/contexts/libraries. For example you will find all the code to import/export meshes from the hard disk in many formats, or the routines for rendering triangle meshes with OpenGL, supports for common GUI tools like a trackball, and so on..
- `apps`: this folder contains the command line applications developed with the VCG Lib. Many (much more) examples can be found in MeshLab. The apps/simple directory contains a sub-collection of very basic apps. A good starting point for beginners! - `apps`: this folder contains the command line applications developed with the VCG Lib. Many (much more) examples can be found in MeshLab. The apps/simple directory contains a sub-collection of very basic apps. A good starting point for beginners!
- `docs`: documentation lives here (including this tutorial) - `docs`: documentation lives here (including this tutorial)
- `eigenlib` a copy of the latest stable version of the eigen library for linear algebra ( http://http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/ ). VCGlib relies on eigen for all the advanced matrix processing.
You can browse the svn tree on the sourceforge page http://sourceforge.net/p/vcg/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/vcglib/
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