| | 33 | * Provide correct, current and readable documentation for the Boost C++ libraries, |
| | 34 | tools, environment and organization. |
| | 35 | [[Br]][[Br]] |
| | 36 | * Generate Glue docs that sees boost as one tied entity, providing |
| | 37 | real-world examples, best practices for common tasks and tutorials about how |
| | 38 | to combine Boost libraries together to build high-quality C++ applications. |
| | 39 | [[Br]][[Br]] |
| | 40 | * Provide a publicly available, vendor-neutral reference manual for the Standard C++ |
| | 41 | library, STL concepts, data types and algorithms as part of the Boost library |
| | 42 | documentation. |
| | 43 | [[Br]][[Br]] |
| 37 | | [[Br]][[Br]] |
| 38 | | * Generate Glue docs. Boost libraries doc are impressive to learn about how |
| 39 | | individual libraries work. However users are missing integration documentation, |
| 40 | | that sees boost as one tied library. How they do common task, which libraries |
| 41 | | are powerful when combined, real life examples; are important documentation we |
| 42 | | can not expect boost authors to provide. |
| 43 | | [[Br]][[Br]] |
| 44 | | * Build a boost version of the SGI documentation allowing us to have a consistent |
| 45 | | and complete documentation of modern C++. |
