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Hello everyone.
I have been downloading DSL libraries, compilers; all requirements to build Flare. I have read a lot of things, licenses; i learned a lot!. But when i came back to GitHub to download the source code... ejem...
Do i really need to copy-paste in raw format all the files and saved again in normal, one by one ?
I can not see what is wrong, help me please.
Thank you all.
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On the GitHub project page for flare click the Downloads link, then look for the button that says "Download as zip"
Thank you very much.
I had been downloaded a zip file in the previous page... but it was not the source code.
The three files in download page there were not the source code... Buf!. I do not like GitHub
interface, nothing, seems to me very confusing.
A lot of thanks.
void main ()
{
char *DIII = "R3AL5HIT";
printf("%s",DIII);
}
GitHub really isn't designed to be a file-sharing website (though it is that also), it's designed to be able to closely monitor and share changes in the source of a code project.
One way to easily stay on top of all the changes would be to use a graphical program like GitHub for Windows which would let you pull in any new changes at will. It would have a bit of a learning curve, but probably would save you time in the end if you want to always have the constantly changing version of Flare.