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EnergyPlus is contained on a set of Github repositories, each of which has a specific goal/scope.
This is the core development repository. The contents of this repository is limited to text-based files (source code and scripts). The repo includes CMake commands to compile the EnergyPlus executable, with added libraries and other binaries as the source code is added. The repo should also include the code used for doing tests on a single build (code unit tests, reverse design-day tests).
This is the development support repository. This contains things that developers will typically need, but would unnecessarily muddy up the source code repository. Things found here include:
- The testing scripts used for running regression tests with two EnergyPlus builds
- Defect files that accompany Github issues. This is a little funny, and may be moved elsewhere
- Design documents such as feature proposals and the enhancement list
- Licensing information as necessary.
This repository includes all the files necessary for building the release installer that shouldn't belong in the source code development repository. This includes:
- Public Documentation: docx source, pdf versions
- Binaries we can't build from source: EP-Launch, Realbasic binaries, Excel tools
This repository is an archive of the history of EnergyPlus from StarTeam. A major effort was made to save information on a commit-by-commit basis, and match users to Github users. (Thanks, @lefticus.) Large executables and other files had to be pruned to make it Github-worthy. The repository should be treated as read-only. (Another archive was setup and hosted by Oak Ridge National Laboratory http://evenstar.ornl.gov/starteam/. Access to this archive is restricted, so access is granted on a need-to-know basis ;))
This repository will eventually be the public access point for EnergyPlus source code. Currently the plan is to update it once per release. Releases back to the beginning of the Open Source period should also be placed up there.