Source code for the OPML Editor application

The OPML Editor is an open source application, developed in C, released under the GPL. You can tap into the source through the Sourceforge project and the Frontier-kernel mail list, but I wanted to make it super-easy for C programmers to get a copy of the kernel source, so I asked Andre Radke to prepare a special download to coincide with the new release we're preparing. It's ready now.

You can download the Mac source or the Windows source.

Andre's instructions

The rest of this post was written by Andre.

The difference between the two archives is really just the line ending characters in all text files. (Both were checked out from the CVS repository on sourceforge.net which is set up to automatically convert to the client platform's line ending characters. So I produced the first archive on my Mac, the second one on my Win2k machine.)

You should be able to compile the app yourself from the .sit archive:

1. Doubleclick the build_Xcode/Frontier.xcode file.

2. Wait for the project to open in Xcode. If you have a newer version of Xcode than me, it may first have to convert the project for you.

3. From the popup menu at the top of the project window, select the OPML target. (I think it defaults to Frontier.)

4. Click the Build icon in the project window.

5. The Build Results window should open, showing how the build proceeds.

Xcode 2.2 is available as a free download from http://developer.apple.com/ once you sign up for a free online membership.

# Posted by Dave Winer on 2/16/06; 9:22:59 AM - --