Messages in this thread | | | From | JF <> | Subject | Re: [Q]: Linux and real device drivers | Date | Mon, 27 Sep 1999 16:53:42 -0500 |
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> [Much complaining about Microsoft Windows deleted] > > > Maybe. But they sure as hell wrote a lot of Documentation. > > Have you ever *read* Microsoft's documentation? I consider it all crap. > It is incomplete, incorrect, hard to read, wordy, typically out-of-date, and > often expensive. However, everyone seems to understand that crap has no place > in the kernel, and that extends to kernel docs as well.
I agree 100%.
Here is a sample of documentation from Microsoft (no joke!) :
> Here is the ContainedControls class definition in the VBrun library.. > > Member of VBRUN > > A collection that allows access to the controls contained within the > control that were added to the control by the developer who uses the > control.
Now THAT is helpful!
The best documentation is probably the code itself.
-- Jean-Francois Brousseau krapht@hbe.ca
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