Matias Capeletto wrote:
I admit that it would be possible to make the .xml files viewable in a browser by using a stylesheet, but currently they don't seem to be. CVS users of Boost should not be considered second-class citizens; they should have access to human-readable documentation as well.
Good point. But I think we should not bloat the repository. What about a adding a boost_docs tree with the last snapshot of the documentation.
It appears to be down now, but MetaComm typically generates HTML from BoostBook nightly at http://engineering.meta-comm.com/boost-boostbook/BoostBook-RC_1_34_0/index.h... (for the 1.34.x branch) This is the right solution: generate documentation from active branches nightly and have them available on boost.org. It would be wasteful to put this information in any repository, since it can all be regenerated. - Doug