Actually, it might be better if someone just created the table of
contents and used one file for each section. Initially, the file
just contains the latex
\section{Thesectionname}No text available\par
It would also be convenient if someone could set up a procmail
that retrieves the filename from the coding on the first line
of the message body, verifies that the file exists in the tree,
makes the headers be comments, cleans the body to be valid latex,
appends it to the relevant file. Then, do a nightly build of the
document to be PS, PDF and browsable HTML. The latter has a link
to the page that explains how to add paragraphs to the document.
The document can then grow like a FAQ, except that (at some point)
people will start taking the sections and editing for continuity.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Daniel Haensse [mailto:daniel.haensse@freesurf.ch]
> Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 9:51 AM
> To: ucsimm@uClinux.com
> Subject: Re: AW: [uCsimm] Example Code
>
>
> I'm not going to ask the question, because I don't have time and
> except Tom ;-) only a view people understand my germish, but
> DID ANYBODY THINK ABOUT WRITING A BOOK ABOUT UCLINUX?
>
> Dani
>
> Am Don, 22 Mär 2001 schrieben Sie:
> > I have no idea how uClinux works and how different it is from linux
> > (kernel 2.xx), but if it can be of any help to you I wrote some
> > time ago a kernel module that would allow user-space programs
> > to register to this module et get messages (SIG_USR1 IIRC) when a
> > given interrupt (IRQ7, connected to the parallel port in my
> case) was
> > triggered. A small tutorial in French was written at the same time,
> > but I'd be happy to translate it to english if there is any interest
> > in it.
> > Jean-Michel
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