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+Lots of general documentation is on Trac: http://trac.wildfiregames.com/
+
+Because of a transition (http://trac.wildfiregames.com/ticket/423), code documentation is in two forms:
+  http://svn.wildfiregames.com/docs/ (simulation2, scriptinterface)
+  http://svn.wildfiregames.com/docs-cppdoc/ (the rest of the engine)
+
+To generate the Doxygen documentation: run "doxygen config" in docs/doxygen/
+To generate the CppDoc documentation: run builddoc in build/docs/
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-This document will contain a high level overview of the engine and modules
-that will eventually be moved to the Trac Wiki.
-
-For now, we just have the table-of-contents notes from Gobby.
-
-
-engine overview
-  life of a game session from start to finish (pyrogenesis startup, VFS, menu GUI,
-    creation of game object, loading, gameplay, scripts, etc), mentioning the
-    components involved in each part
-  explanation of multiplayer sessions
-  explanation of how Atlas fits in
-
-how to build the distribution
-  supported compilers
-  
-  build system
-    . only one copy of settings for Mac, Win, Unix (helps keep workspaces in sync)
-    . what it means to update-workspaces
-    . organization of the tree as static libraries
-    . external libraries and how they are linked in
-    . required libraries for Linux and OS X ("manual" installation of the game)
-
-finding your way around: brief description of all repository directories
-  merge the below descriptions of svn/source and those already found in "finding your way" 
-
-
-overview of svn/source directories:
-  collada: routines for loading COLLADA 3d models
-  dcdt: triangulation library used by the pathfinder
-  graphics: manages objects drawn on the screen, like textures, animated models,
-    terrain patches, etc
-  gui: a homemade OpenGL in-game GUI based on XML files
-  i18n: routines for internationalization (translating in-game text)
-  lib: Jan's collection of mostly low-level routines.
-    allocators: memory (sub)allocators
-    posix: POSIX emulation when on Windows
-      file: efficient file loading code.
-        http://www.wildfiregames.com/users/code/wiki/index.php?title=Virtual_File_System
-        http://www.stud.uni-karlsruhe.de/~urkt/articles/study_thesis.pdf 
-    res: resource handling (textures and sounds)
-    sysdep: bridges differences between systems and allows 'portable' code
-    debug (asserts), error handling, timing bit bashing, etc. - all the dirty details.
-  maths: math code (linear algebra, geometry)
-  network: the network engine (based on Enet; serializes game messages)
-  pch: pre-compiled headers (this directory is required by the build system)
-  ps: pyrogenesis engine - basically, 'everything else'
-    utility classes, console, profiler, XML loader
-  renderer: rendering algorithms, including sorting, quality settings, shadows and water
-  script: scripting engine (Javascript)
-  simulation: most of the actual RTS game logic
-    simulation turns, entities, techs, unit AI, pathfinding, ..
-  sound: (WIP) high-level sound and music engine
-    builds on an abstraction of OpenAL
-  tools
-    particle engine, archive builder, map editor, random map generator, PMD exporter 
-  overview of scripts in data/mods/official/scripts (entity functions & game startup)
-  
-misc topics:
-  self-test
-    . purpose
-    . mechanism in VC IDE
-    . where they lie 
-  
-  overview of art formats
-  
-  useful features for testing/development
-    copy from the finding your way around - doc