versions (from 2.57 - April 2011 to 2.59 - August 2011). It was one of the most important development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager development from volunteers. Communication between developers is done mostly through three platforms: The projects.blender.org system Various mailing lists Online Chat (see below) If you are interested in helping version is available about every three months. Long-term Support A package designed for long-lasting projects requiring a very stable version of Blender. LTS releases are supported for two years and will not

versions (from 2.57 - April 2011 to 2.59 - August 2011). It was one of the most important development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager development from volunteers. Communication between developers is done mostly through three platforms: The projects.blender.org system Various mailing lists Online Chat (see below) If you are interested in helping version is available about every three months. Long-term Support A package designed for long-lasting projects requiring a very stable version of Blender. LTS releases are supported for two years and will not

versions (from 2.57 - April 2011 to 2.59 - August 2011). It was one of the most important development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager development from volunteers. Communication between developers is done mostly through three platforms: The projects.blender.org system Developer Forum Online Chat (see below) If you are interested in helping develop version is available about every three months. Long-term Support A package designed for long-lasting projects requiring a very stable version of Blender. LTS releases are supported for two years and will not

--cflags --ldflags --ldlibs | xargs gcc embed_example.c �→ Use in Makefiles In general, embedding projects will be more complicated than the above example, and so the following allows general makefile support a source tree with a standard layout providing functionality that can be reused by other Julia projects. A package is loaded by import X or using X statements. These statements also make the module named independent parties can main- tain both public and private packages and registries of packages, and that projects can depend on a mix of public and private packages from different registries. Packages from various

--cflags --ldflags --ldlibs | xargs gcc embed_example.c �→ Use in Makefiles In general, embedding projects will be more complicated than the above example, and so the following allows general makefile support a source tree with a standard layout providing functionality that can be reused by other Julia projects. A package is loaded by import X or using X statements. These statements also make the module named independent parties can main- tain both public and private packages and registries of packages, and that projects can depend on a mix of public and private packages from different registries. Packages from various

--cflags --ldflags --ldlibs | xargs gcc embed_example.c �→ Use in Makefiles In general, embedding projects will be more complicated than the above example, and so the following allows general makefile support a source tree with a standard layout providing functionality that can be reused by other Julia projects. A package is loaded by import X or using X statements. These statements also make the module named independent parties can main- tain both public and private packages and registries of packages, and that projects can depend on a mix of public and private packages from different registries. Packages from various

--cflags --ldflags --ldlibs | xargs gcc embed_example.c �→ Use in Makefiles In general, embedding projects will be more complicated than the above example, and so the following allows general makefile support a source tree with a standard layout providing functionality that can be reused by other Julia projects. A package is loaded by import X or using X statements. These statements also make the module named independent parties can main- tain both public and private packages and registries of packages, and that projects can depend on a mix of public and private packages from different registries. Packages from various

--cflags --ldflags --ldlibs | xargs gcc embed_example.c �→ Use in Makefiles In general, embedding projects will be more complicated than the above example, and so the following allows general makefile support a source tree with a standard layout providing functionality that can be reused by other Julia projects. A package is loaded by import X or using X statements. These statements also make the module named independent parties can main- tain both public and private packages and registries of packages, and that projects can depend on a mix of public and private packages from different registries. Packages from various

--cflags --ldflags --ldlibs | xargs gcc embed_example.c �→ Use in Makefiles In general, embedding projects will be more complicated than the above example, and so the following allows general makefile support a source tree with a standard layout providing functionality that can be reused by other Julia projects. A package is loaded by import X or using X statements. These statements also make the module named independent parties can main- tain both public and private packages and registries of packages, and that projects can depend on a mix of public and private packages from different registries. Packages from various

--cflags --ldflags --ldlibs | xargs gcc embed_example.c �→ Use in Makefiles In general, embedding projects will be more complicated than the above example, and so the following allows general makefile support a source tree with a standard layout providing functionality that can be reused by other Julia projects. A package is loaded by import X or using X statements. These statements also make the module named independent parties can main- tain both public and private packages and registries of packages, and that projects can depend on a mix of public and private packages from different registries. Packages from various