> Currently there is no reference manual for all the functions implemented
> in the kernel, or the internal structures. Although there exists a few
> commercial books on this topics, but I hope it can be made freely
> available. And there is none that is alphabetically ordered covering all
> the routines implemented.
>
> I would like to undertake this task....can someone comment on this?
> Is it reinventing the wheel?
I don't know about reinventing the wheel, but I am willing
to help you with this task and host the web pages on / with
the Linux-MM site.
If we make the site contain enough documentation and interesting
stuff, we could probably attract some sponsors as well, alleviating
the cash-strapped writers to give up their valuable Linux time in
order to earn that much needed money they need to buy things
like food and stuff ;) But I guess that's still a long way off :(
Rik.
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