Re: A comment

[David Sugar]

There is a "make" target, "make doxy", which rebuilds the browsable
documentation from source if you have doxygen installed.  We were asked to
remove the documentation from the source distribution because the class
diagrams are constructed using gif's.  The doxygen author is in the
process of creating a non-gif capable release of doxygen, and we expect to
distribute pregenerated documentation with the release tarballs again.


On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Pavel Tsekov wrote:

> Hello Maurizio,
>
> Monday, March 11, 2002, 11:41:19 AM, you wrote:
>
> ML> (Any comments, questions, patches, and/or bug reports should be sent to
> ML> "address@hidden".)
>
> ML> You assert in your commoncpp2-0.99.1/README: "Extensive class-by-class
> ML> functional documentation is also provided in browsable form in the "doc"
> ML> directory.".  This is just plain wrong.
>
> ML> I am trying to use your socket classes, but an extensive browsing inside
> ML> doc/man3 has only originated frustration.  Either supply an _usable_
> ML> manual, or avoid to at all to distribute a library.  Period.
>
> Well, maybe you should try harder. IMO, 'browsable' implies using a
> browser - try doc/html. Also you can take a look at the source files.
>
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