In linux-kernel, Arjan van de Ven wrote:
[...]
: I like the gdoc stuff Alan is using to document the network-code.
: Please consider using gdoc as well.
:
: It has some neat advantages:
: * The "source" of the documentation is in the code itself (in a special
: format C comment), so when someone changes a parameter, he/she will see the
: documentation as well and change that too.
: * It can generate a lot of output formats (sgml, html, man, etc)
Some years ago Alan was a mud coder. There is very popular way to
write docs on many muds, and also in Pike - programming language based
on internal mud programming language called LPC.
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