[Sdldoc-devel] The state of things.

[Julian P. <we...@ea...>]

The most current stuff is at http://sdldoc.sourceforge.net/ and named
sdldocs-0.0.XX.sgml.tar.gz (where XX is the version number that I'm up
to)

sdldocs-0.0.XX.html.tar.gz is an archive of the html generated from the
sgml in the above package, and is what is contained in the
"current_docs" directory.


I did attempt to put everything in CVS, but being a moron, I uploaded
1/2 my harddrive... I've asked the Admins to fix this (since I can't
seem to be able to delete it myself).  I put the current code back up
there once its done.

Once it is, and assuming you're joined up with the sorceforge project,
you'll be able to retrieve it by typing:
cvs -z3 -dy...@cv...:/cvsroot/sdldoc co
sgml 

You can browse the CVS archieve at
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/?cvsroot=sdldoc


I only have the Threads and Time API stuff to do... I expect to be
finished by tomorrow.  After I've done that I'll try and structure
everything a little better, and then it'll all need proofing and a few
adjustments.


One nearly unrelated note that I'll put here in case I forget later:
I've consolidated serveral functions into a single man page in some
cases where it made sense.
This means that when we generate the man pages, there wont be one
generated for SDL_FreeSurface for example (you need to go "man
SDL_CreateRGBSurface" instead)
to get around this we can make a page thats a one liner that looks like:
-- start of SDL_FreeSurface.3 --
.so man3/SDL_CreateRGBSurface.3
-- end of SDL_FreeSurface.3 --

ie, in a long winded way, thats how you do redirects with man pages =)
Apologies if you already knew this.


Have fun.
Julian