Chainlink site is gone too.

[gustav_...@yahoo.com]

It looks like the chanlink site is gone too.
It was very nice with the screenshots (and the docs) - in fact that's
how I found it.

The downloads from SF are gone too - IMO that's bad :not every new
user want to compile first - most of them want to quickly tryt what
the tool can do, and only than (maybe) they adopt/use it.

G.

[Jose Maria Garcia-Valdecasas]

Hi Gustav,

Which O.S. do you use? I can try to compile you chainlink source if you want so you can try chainlink2, although it's in a very early stage (IMHO). Anyway, I'm sure that Jeremy will answer your mails as soon as he can, so he can give you more details about the old site and sourceforge files.

Cheers,

Jose

2008/3/23, gustav_...@yahoo.com <gustav_...@yahoo.com>:

[jeremy....@gmail.com]

Hi Gustav,

The chainlink site is still available: http://chainlink.sourceforge.net/, but the source and binary files have been removed. I may consider putting them back, but chainlink1 will no longer be supported nor developed. Please try the updated svn link for chainlink2 (see group page http://groups.google.com/group/chainlink) -- for various reasons, I removed the links to the program (I don't want to explain right now). Please let me know if you have any problems with compilation of chainlink2.

 

There is one thing you need to be aware of when compiling chainlink2... Follow these steps for first compilation:

1. cd src/codegenerator

2. qmake/make

3. cd ..

4. qmake/make

 

Best regards,

Jeremy