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So here's a preliminary plan: the root level of the libstdc++ directory will contain a docs directory. Inside this directory will be three new sub-directories: text, html, and image (all names pending, by the way.) All text files with the exception of README will be moved into docs/text. All the web page html files (currently, index.html and contribute.html) will be moved into docs/html and reference the docs/text files. I think some kind of image repository is a good idea, because then I would have a place to put iostream class/data heirarchy graphs, and conceivably other useful information could also fit here. With this in place, pages like contribute.html can refer to documents such as DESIGN with: <a href="../text/DESIGN">DESIGN</a> Thoughts? -Benjamin 1999-04-07 Benjamin Kosnik <bkoz@cygnus.com> * docs: New directory. * docs/text: New directory. * docs/html: New directory. * docs/images: New directory. * BADNAMES, BUGS, C++STYLE, CHECKLIST, COPYING, DESIGN, HEADER_POLICY, PROBLEMS, RELEASE-NOTES, TODO: Move into docs/test directory. * index.html, contribute.html: Move into docs/html directory. * 990406iostreams.pdf: Move into docs/images directory.