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--- reference:extensions [2019/01/25 15:19] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation oroehrig
+++ user_guide:extend:extensions [2019/02/28 11:03] – [What is an extension] panizzut
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   * C++ clients and class libraries
-//**Note**//\\ Extension management has been completely reworked prior to polymake snapshot version 2.12.4.  All commands and procedures depicted below are only applicable to this snapshot or later releases.  Please refer to the older version of this page for description pertaining to polymake 2.12 or earlier.
 ===== Starting an own extension =====
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 In the case of a large team working together on an extension individual contributions may still be distinguished by usual
-[[reference:rulefiles#credits_and_help|credit notes]] embedded in the rulefiles; then the credit note of the entire extension will be assigned by default to all rules and functions lacking individual credit notes.
+[[user_guide:extend:rulefiles#credits_and_help|credit notes]] embedded in the rulefiles; then the credit note of the entire extension will be assigned by default to all rules and functions lacking individual credit notes.
 ===== Managing changes in data model =====
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 ===== Relations between extensions =====
-Extensions may build upon each other, establishing dependence relations similar to software packages installed on your computer.  The relations between extensions are described in dedicated sections of description files ''polymake.ext''.  Every section contains one or more URIs of related extensions, separated with white spaces or distributed over several lines.  An empty line marks the end of a section, similar to [[reference:rulefiles]].
+Extensions may build upon each other, establishing dependence relations similar to software packages installed on your computer.  The relations between extensions are described in dedicated sections of description files ''polymake.ext''.  Every section contains one or more URIs of related extensions, separated with white spaces or distributed over several lines.  An empty line marks the end of a section, similar to [[user_guide:extend:rulefiles]].
   ? ''REQUIRE'' URI URI#version ...