Re: [Gnu3dkit-dev] White Paper and API reference

[Matt Brandt]

I'm more of a Frame and Word kind of guy. It's been a long time since 
I've used Tex, but I'll take a look before starting anything. I also 
haven't tried the headerdoc stuff, but I think a word processor would 
turn out a nicer product in general. I also have inDesign, Appleworks 
(yuk), and ThinkFree. There is probably a good solution in there 
somewhere. If Frame was OS X native, it would be an easy decision, but 
as it is I have to run it under Classic (ugh!).

Matt

On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 12:51 AM, Philippe C.D. Robert wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I prefer TeX for nice looking documents. If we decide to go with that 
> (using ie. the free, excellent TeXShop on Mac OS X), I could also 
> upload the appropriate files of my early programmers' guide which 
> could be turned into a white paper/documentation. What do you think?
>
> WRT the generated API reference, what tool should we use? Is Apple's 
> HeaderDoc finally able to handle Objective-C?
>
> -Phil
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> Philippe C.D. Robert
> http://www.nice.ch/~phip
>
>
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