@DATABASE DICE_Manual
@COMMENT "Chris Page did the original version of the manual, my work is 14/11/98 and onwards"
@NODE MAIN "The DICE 3.xx Project Manager (Beta) Documentation"
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                @{b}DICE Project Manager Documentaion@{ub}

          @{i}This as with the program is still very beta...@{ui}

  Contents: @{" PMs Introduction " link intro}
            @{" The Interface " link gui}
            @{" Current Functionality" link current}
            {" " link } ??
            {" " link } ??
            @{" The Dark History of PM " link oldauthor }


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@NODE intro "Project Manager Introduction"
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@{b}Project Manager Beta@{ub}

OK so this may be a new consept for hardcore shell users but everyone else
prefers a frontend for their compilers. It allows easy organisation of source
files, libs and paths as well as providing an easy way of using Dice options.
Eventually PM will provide support for all of DICE functions, and all those
of the DICE suite of programs to. However this is not going to be an IDE, or
Intigirated Development Enviroment of the sorts that StormC or PC users have.

However it will...

- Automaticly Generate and Update Dmakefiles.
- Provide GUI control of all the DICE suite of tools.
- Provide for Error correction and intrigration with text editors
- ??

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@NODE gui "Project Manager Introduction"
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This is the GUI, check out the pic... @{"Project Manager GUI" Link pm.ilbm/MAIN}


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@NODE current "Functionality"
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Well what can i say appart from "try it for yourself...", this is stil very
embreonic and as such is changing rapidy,.. so no point in writng any
absolute docs for it. 21/01/1999 MJF


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@node oldauthor "The Original Authors Details and Greets"
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All versions upto ProjectManager V1.16 Beta 17 were developed by
Christopher Page / Digital Anarchy Software. This was a shareware product
but was very kindly given over to the DICE Development Group for the
continuation of development. The details bellow are for creditz and posterity
only and are @{i}not@{ui} for bug reports, or any general pestering.

The World Foundry
7 St Mary's Rd,
Glossop,
Derbyshire,
SK13 8DN
England

dasoft@zetnet.co.uk

@{b}Thanks go to:@{ub}

Ed Collins collins-e@dnet.co.uk
George Hornmoen ghornmoe@ASG.unb.ca

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