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Vim source archives

If you want to join in and help developing Vim, you may want to get all the original files. These are also used to compile Vim for systems not mentioned on the download page. You need to get the archives mentioned below.

An alternative is to use CVS or Subversion.

All Unix files   vim-##.tar.bz2    vim-7.1.tar.bz2
The Unix source and runtime files together in one big bzip2 compressed archive. This contains the same files as the following -src and -rt archives. Only for Vim 6.0 and later. You can find it here.
Extra files   vim-##-extra.tar.gz    vim-7.1-extra.tar.gz
The extra archive. This contains source and runtime files that are not used on Unix. You can find them here.
Translations   vim-##-lang.tar.gz    vim-7.1-lang.tar.gz
This contains translated messages and menu files. Only for Vim 6 and 7, you can find it here.
For Vim 6.x you can get the sources and runtime files separately in chuncks that fit on a floppy disk (if you still have them).
Sources   vim-##-src.tar.gz    vim-6.4-src1.tar.gz    vim-6.4-src2.tar.gz
The Unix source files. You can find them here. For Vim 6 there are two parts. Not for Vim 7.
Runtime files   vim-##-rt.tar.gz    vim-6.4-rt1.tar.gz    vim-6.4-rt2.tar.gz
The Unix runtime files. You can find them here. For Vim 6 there are two parts. Not for Vim 7.
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