External References
Downloads of Open Quark (with and without sources) and collateral are currently hosted at the Open Quark site.
The following documents are available:
- The CAL Users Guide - The main reference for the CAL language
- CAL for Haskell Programmers - A comparison of CAL with Haskell for those with familiarity of the latter
- Effective CAL - A discussion of best practices when programming in CAL
- Open Quark Library documentation - The HTML docs generated from library CAL Doc
- The Gem Cutter Manual - The main reference for the Graphical Language and its tool, the Gem Cutter
- Open Quark Java SDK documentation - The HTML docs generated from SDK JavaDoc
- Java meets Quark - A discussion and tutorial for using the SDK to embed Open Quark in Java applications
- Using JFit - The reference for the JFit tool, a batch generator for foreign function declarations in CAL
- Business Activity Monitor Sample - A case study of embedding Open Quark in a Java app
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