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ATF Assemblies
gstaas edited this page Nov 3, 2014
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The Visual Studio solutions Samples\Samples.sln
and Test\Everything.sln
both have Framework folders that contain all the ATF source projects. Each project builds an assembly:
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Atf.Atgi
: Support for ATGI asset description files. -
Atf.Collada
: Support for Collada asset description files. -
Atf.Core
: Core application services, including components. -
Atf.Gui.OpenGL
: OpenGL® support. -
Atf.Gui
: Additional GUI support. -
Atf.Gui.WinForms
: Primary WinForms application support. -
Atf.Gui.Wpf
: WPF application support. -
Atf.IronPython
: Python services. -
Atf.Perforce
: Perforce services. -
Atf.Subversion
: Subversion services. -
Atf.SyntaxEditorControl
: Syntax editor controls.
Framework
folder.
These assemblies vary considerably in their number of constituent classes. The largest are Atf.Core
, Atf.Gui
, Atf.Gui.WinForms
, and Atf.Gui.Wpf
.
Each assembly contains namespaces. Some namespaces are in more than one assembly.
Each assembly can be built into a single DLL, which can be included with applications, if needed.
- ATF Frameworks: Frameworks in ATF.
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ATF Namespaces: ATF is organized under a single namespace
Sce.Atf
with numerous nested namespaces. - ATF Assemblies: ATF is divided into several assemblies.
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