This Google project appeared as a continuation of ADDA code developed in the University of Amsterdam. It reflects the international nature of ADDA development, which became more prominent when one of the authors (Maxim Yurkin) has moved to Novosibirsk. For now, we keep the main description page at University of Amsterdam, please visit it for general information.
Here one can find (you may also use navigation tabs above):
- Downloads of official releases, starting from 0.78.2.
- Issue tracker, containing all known bugs and plans for future development. Anyone, who has a Google account, can add new issues or comment on the existing ones. You may also star existing issues to influence their priorities.
- Subversion repository, containing current version of the source code (potentially unstable). You may also access it with any Subversion client - svn checkout http://a-dda.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ .
- Updates, showing the current development activity.
User manual for the code is contained in each release package (see Downloads), but the most current version is also directly accessible.
There are three e-mail lists (Google groups) associated with this project (see also links to the right):
- Discussion group. Send here any questions related to ADDA.
- Announcements. All users are recommended to subscribe to this group to be notified of new releases and other important information.
- Developers group. SVN commits and issue changes are forwarded here.
If for some reason you do not like the publicity of the discussion group, you may contact the authors directly at adda@science.uva.nl, or look at project owners list to the right (add @gmail.com to obtain e-mail addresses).
Please note that Subversion repository contains change logs starting from April 2005 (version 0.5), however in February 2007 version control system was changed from CVS to Subversion, causing some confusion in code history before that date. In particular, file diffs are not available for revisions before 689. Nevertheless, all releases are available through tags.
