On Thu, 9 Sep 2004, Daniel Berlin wrote:
It is for gcc developers, and those learning to develop in gcc, so
that they
can understand the internals, the status of things, etc, in a
collaborative
environment.
And it seems to work reasonably well for that sort of thing. I just
don't
think the original poster's
The documentation of GCC is a heavily disccussed issue here. I
strongly feel wiki would be a solution for it.
bears much relation to how it is useful - the problems with the main
documentation (manuals and comments) are not something wiki will help
address, those with projects lists might be though the right relation
between projects listed in wiki and listed as bugs in Bugzilla needs
experimentation.