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Re: Why don't we set up an official wiki for GCC documentation?
On Thu, 9 Sep 2004, Daniel Berlin wrote:
In other words, it's for us. I don't believe we need the same level of
review for this type of documentation, and i don't think bookmarking emails
is an ideal solution for anyone (Hands up, who bookmarked the link to mark's
3.5 status message in the archives?)
That one's not a good example: we (should) have links to the latest
status message for every branch on our gcc.gnu.org main page (and do
most of the time).
There are also things that could be easier kept up to date if they were
in wiki, and one could just easily, and naturally, edit them.
The list of branches and projects come to mind. Submitting HTML patches
for those is kind of annoying [...]
For branches, and to some extent projects, I'd disagree: just consider
the feedback we often get for patches to these sent via gcc-patches.
Gerald