Paul A. Bristow
I'm not understanding why you can't use a separate Quickbook section called "Advanced" and provide the execution monitor stuff there.
What is it that is so different about this that the Quickbook structure etc cannot provide?
I am trying to make Boost.Test UTF the interface these docs will describe (isn't this what you wanted?). Thus we dropped: test execution monitor, program execution monitor, execution monitor from all the user's guide and advanced usage sections. Few components which I still want to cover I placed in reference docs. This location makes most since this is really is a programmer interface with some semantic behind it.
The document size is irrelevant - what counts is finding what you want to know.
Yes and No. The main intention here is to ensure that users will never get confused these components as public interfaces of UTF. I intentionally want them to look very different.
The TOC is the first weapon, and the (auto-)index second, and the C++ reference third.
Not quite sure how index is going to help with what I am after. Gennadiy