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Subject: Quality source code

Author: David Rasmussen

Date: 00:56:01 11/21/00

I began some years ago by studying the TSCP source code, and then I've followed
Crafty's development over the last two years, which have given me a lot of
valuable insight as well. Now I was wondering what I should read next.

I have read the sourcecode of some programs like phalanx, which to me is just
obscure and unstructured, no offence.

So can you name a few programs with sourcecode available, where it can be said
that the sourcecode is structured and good for learning? And possibly structured
differently than Crafty, just to get a fresh view?

Amy Source Code Is Outstanding Re: Quality source code Brian Richardson 07:26:07 11/21/00
- Where Can I Find It? Michael Neish 17:12:58 11/21/00
  - Re: Where Can I Find It? Dann Corbit 17:35:23 11/21/00
    - Re: Where Can I Find It? Michael Neish 17:44:14 11/21/00
Re: Quality source code Dann Corbit 04:59:20 11/21/00
Re: Quality source code Pete Galati 04:09:17 11/21/00
Re: Quality source code José Carlos 02:52:35 11/21/00

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