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README.TXT        -- Required. a README file  
 
README.TXT        -- Required. a README file  
 
MANIFEST.TXT      -- Required. a file describing each file/the contents of the archive
 
MANIFEST.TXT      -- Required. a file describing each file/the contents of the archive
LICENSE.TXT,      -- Required. an open source license granting others the right to run/examine/modify your code
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LICENSE.TXT       -- Required. an open source license granting others the right to run/examine/modify your code
 
INSTALL.TXT      -- Optional. Should contain instructions and links to help users run your code
 
INSTALL.TXT      -- Optional. Should contain instructions and links to help users run your code
 
*.BAS            -- Required. BASIC source code files
 
*.BAS            -- Required. BASIC source code files

Revision as of 08:44, 22 February 2024

All submissions should be submitted as a collection of files contained within an archived directory in either tar.gz or ZIP format. In addition to the source files for your program, You should include the following:

(All required files are case sensitive)

README.TXT        -- Required. a README file 
MANIFEST.TXT      -- Required. a file describing each file/the contents of the archive
LICENSE.TXT       -- Required. an open source license granting others the right to run/examine/modify your code
INSTALL.TXT       -- Optional. Should contain instructions and links to help users run your code
*.BAS             -- Required. BASIC source code files
*.*               -- Optional. DATA FILES (*.DAT recommended but may be anything)

Source code and data only, no executables (.EXE or others) will be accepted.

Submissions can be made using the link from the registration confirmation email OR (in development) as email attachments sent to still_testing@anbessapool.org. Once accepted, submission archives will be moved to the publishing area where others may download, run, and evaluate programs prior to voting.