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Welcome to the Source Modules wiki. This wiki serves to contain long-form informative content related to the Source Modules system and its modules. Refer to the sidebar for more information.
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These are the 3 main terms the project will be using to refer to the individual components of the Source Modules system. Please follow the set of definitions below to avoid any inconsistencies.
Term | Description |
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Module | A set of one bundle with the same name and some/no tabs. |
Bundle | The suite of functions that are provided by the module. |
Tab | A user interface used by the module. |
Sample Modules
Module | Tabs | Summary |
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binary_tree |
none | The binary_tree module provide functions for creating and modifying binary trees. |
repeat |
Repeat | The repeat module allows Source programs to repeat function applications. |
Active Modules
Module | Tabs | Summary |
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copy_gc |
CopyGc | Visualise Source implementation of stop and copy garbage collection. |
curves |
Curves | Provides functions for drawing curves. |
mark_sweep |
MarkSweep | Visualise Source implementation of mark and sweep garbage collection. |
pix_n_flix |
Pixnflix | Allow Source programs to process still images and videos. |
Inactive Modules
Module | Tabs | Summary |
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rpc |
Rpc | Allow a Source program to invoke a function that is defined in another address space. |
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