Re: PATCH: convert online docs to XHTML

[Benjamin Kosnik <bkoz at redhat dot com>]

> The XHTML pages can be seen at http://www.compsoc.man.ac.uk/~cow/tmp/gcc/

Looks good to me...

> http://gcc.gnu.org/codingconventions.html says not to change anything
> in 17_intro without permission.  I've changed contribute.html, howto.html
> and license.html, I'm pretty confident those files aren't taken from
> upstream pkgs or auto-generated, so I'm assuming it's OK?
> I didn't change the LWG lists or auto-generated pages.
> 
> I changed "op()" to "operator()", and marked up a couple of other names
> as <code>. I diffed the formatted output from the pages (using lynx -dump)
> to check I didn't change any of the text, only markup. I've not changed
> any text apart from the above operator, moving a sentence out of a title
> (in "What the standard says" in 22_locale/locale.html, "See chapter 22 in
> the standard" is now below the heading, not part of it), and fixing a
> couple of spelling mistakes due to typos (e.g. "replcement")

Great. 

> I could knock together a bit of text listing the main things to look out
> for when updating the docs, to ensure they're still valid XHTML. Would
> that be useful?

Yes, very. 

Thanks!

benjamin