Wormkit Module - Source Code

[coreman]

Hey guies, i wanna make a question.
I whould like to write a wk module.
I ve seen that wormkit.zip (the download file) has a file called "Wormkit Sources"
with all source codes, (i guess?!)
and it is writen at wormkit site"http://worms.thecybershadow.net/wormkit/" :Complete source code is included; with some programming knowledge, it's possible to create your own extension modules.
ehm. i have downloaded resource tuner , but i cant see anythinh.
any suggestion?
thx in advanvce

[Lex]

If you don't understand what source code is, you should probably avoid attempting to create a WormKit module until you have some more programming experience.

[CyberShadow]

Source code (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_code) has nothing to do with resources (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_(Windows)). You don't even need WormKit's source code to write a module.

If you don't know anything about programming, you will not be able to write a useful module today, tomorrow or one week from now. It's not something you can learn overnight.

[bonz]

It's not something you can learn overnight.
On Mercury can!

[Explorer]

By the way, what kind of module are you (coreman) wishing to write?

You can leave your idea here, and (probably) someone who is interested will try to write one.


On Mercury can!
No, Mercury takes 58.6462 days to rotate one round.(info (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_period#Rotation_period_of_selected_object s)) And I don't think two months are enough to learn programming.

[pisto]

they are.

[Drury]

Not in -170°C

[bonz]

You just need some neoprene gloves and a good Thermos flask for the coffee.

[Zantier]

not that it's relevant, but would be great for overclocking