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Tomorrow the Release

2 April 10, 2007 at 10:58pm by Harry Kalogirou

The time has come… tomorrow is the release day of Sylphis3D as an open source project. I’m very excited for this new begining! This is going to be my biggest contribution to the open source community until now.

The source that is going to be released counts ~45000 lines of code in C++ and Python counted with SLOCCount and the development cost was evaluated at $1.500.000 !!!

Oh.. well….