Changes between Version 21 and Version 22 of Source code organization

Timestamp:

Nov 16, 2006 1:53:45 PM (18 years ago)

Author:

jose

Comment:

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Source code organization

@@ -24 +24 @@
  * `src/VBox/` contains the bulk of the !VirtualBox code, again sorted into subdirectories. This has:
     * `src/VBox/BFEGUI/`: The "Basic Front End GUI", a very limited UI that communicates with the VMM directly, without using COM.
-    * `src/VBox/Debugger/`: A guest debugger that is still evolving.
+    * `src/VBox/Debugger/`: An (incomplete) guest debugger that is still evolving.
     * `src/VBox/Devices/`: Code for the various guest devices that the VMM virtualizes, such as the audio, network, and graphics card, as well as the virtual hard disk and USB controller.
-    * `src/VBox/Disassembler/`: An (incomplete) guest debugger that is still evolving.
+    * `src/VBox/Disassembler/`: 
     * `src/VBox/FBGUI/`: The "Framebuffer GUI", a GUI that sits directly on the Linux framebuffer.
     * `src/VBox/GuestTools/`: The "Guest Additions" for Windows and Linux (and possibly more in the future); this is code that must be installed within a guest to optimize its performance and usability. The build system compiles this code into an ISO file that can be mounted as a VM's virtual CD-ROM drive, as described in the [wiki:"Downloads" user manual].
@@ -35 +35 @@
     * `src/VBox/Network/`: This contains a TAP driver for Windows (not needed with Linux since the Linux kernel has one). (This is a ''host'' driver and therefore does not belong under `Devices/` above.)
     * `src/VBox/Runtime/`: The [wiki:"IPRT" InnoTek Portable Runtime].
-    * `src/VBox/SDLGUI/`: An alternative frontend based on [http://www.libsdl.org/index.php SDL], which runs virtual machines in full-screen mode only. This is useful for business use as well as testing during development. The VMs then have to be controlled with VBoxManage.
+    * `src/VBox/SDLGUI/`: An alternative frontend based on [http://www.libsdl.org/index.php SDL]. This is useful for business use as well as testing during development. The VMs then have to be controlled with VBoxManage.
     * `src/VBox/Support/`:
     * `src/VBox/USB/`: