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Revision as of 03:38, 10 February 2007
VNUML Documentation
VNUML documentation is made of the following documents (updated to 1.7):
If you come to VNUML for the first time, you should start with the tutorial to get an overview about VNUML philosophy and fetaures. A FAQ is also provided.
If you want to know how VNUML works internally or plan to modify it, vnumlparser.pl code itself it a good documentation source for developers. Please, let us know about any modifications you do, in order to include them in future versions.
IMPORTANT NOTE: documentation (specially the Tutorial) has been written considering VNUML installed VNUML with the .deb package. Therefore, /usr/share and /var/ are used as prefix in file asbolute pathnames. If you have installed from .tar.gz, you have to use /usr/local/share and /var/local. However, note that installation scripts in the .tar.gz are smart enough to set the right ubications in the examples in /usr/local/share examples.
Old documentation:
- Old 1.6 documentation: tutorial, installation, user manual, language reference.
- Old 1.5 documentation: tutorial, installation, user manual, language reference.
- Old 1.4 documentation: tutorial, installation, user manual, language reference.
- Old 1.3 documentation: tutorial, installation, user manual, language reference.
