I've also added, at http://docs.agrip.org.uk/ , a link to the automatically-generated QuakeC documentation. I have included the scripts to generate this (using a program called Doxygen) in Subversion, too.
The point of this is that Doxygen allows us to document the current QuakeC code, using the comments that are embedded within it. As the code changes, the documentation automatically does. I've only converted a fraction of the comments in the QuakeC code to Doxygen, but already it provides a decent starting point. Once you've read the development manual's chapter on how the QuakeC library is structured and why you'd want to use it, this resource should be very helpful for you. The chapters on all the helpful QuakeC funcitons AGRIP provide for use in your own modification (which is a work in progress, and doesn't yet link to the Doxygen stuff I've just told you about) can be found here: http://docs.agrip.org.uk/development/development-manual/gcode-agrip.html Right, better be off now to make something to eat! I hope that these recent additions are helpful for you; please let me know :-). bye just now, -- Matthew Tylee Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ AGRIP-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agrip.org.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/agrip-discuss
