On 10/18/2011 07:27 AM, bilal ghayyad wrote:
make progdocs, we use it to create documentation, correct?
Documentation for Asterisk developers (programmers), yes. That's why it is called 'progdocs' (programmer documentation).
Well, how I can use this documentation if I need to search for a topic or settings? Any example?
The process creates an index.html file under the doc/ subdirectory in the Asterisk source tree; open it with a browser. However, you won't find 'settings' in it at all; it will be documentation of Asterisk's internal API calls for C development.
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