= Developer documentation =

Here you'll find links to resources you'll need to get involved in developing the QuteCom projects.

== Getting and building our software ==

The first and hardest step to getting involved in any project is getting the software and building it.

At QuteCom we keep our source code in a Mercurial repository. Mercurial is included by default in most modern Linux distributions, and is available for Windows and Mac OS X with user-friendly GUI front ends. We currently have CMake build system.

 * [wiki:GetTheSourceQuteCom Getting the source code]
 * [wiki:HowToBuildFromSource Building from source]
 * [wiki:BugsFixing How to fix bugs]
 * [wiki:Translate Translating QuteCom]
 * [wiki:TodoList TODO list]

== Doxygen documentation ==
The Doxygen code documentation is the built-in code and main developer documentation for QuteCom. It is generated by [http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/ Doxygen]. Documentation is available for the following:
 * [http://doxygen.qutecom.org QuteCom 2.2]

== QuteCom technical documentation ==

Below you'll find detailed descriptions of the various modules we have created for QuteCom.

 * [wiki:OWBuild The CMake build system]
 * [wiki:ApiDocumentation API Documentation]
 * [wiki:SpikeDocumentation Documentation and commentary for core modules]
 * [wiki:AutomaticUpdates Automatic Updates]