> To write down examples for the existing functions of the library shall > give you a quite good overall view of the interfaces and the > functions implemented by it. It is also a quite good way to detect API > design problems! It is thus important to do it properly, and your > experience shall be quite valuable. > > What do you think?
This seems fine by me. Any specific functions I should focus on? Please note that I've just finished making sure that I can compile the library as well as view the info files, thus, I haven't yet looked much into the code itself. After I get some pointers as to which parts should be interesting, I'll start looking. You can start working in any of the base layer sections (Error Management, Memory Allocation, etc). A lot of example sections (@example ... @end example) in deftypefun contain 'XXX' and should be updated to an actual example. -- Jose E. Marchesi [email protected] GNU Project http://www.gnu.org
