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[Gomp-discuss] Re: [PATCH, gomp] Adding projects/gomp to documentation


From: Scott Robert Ladd
Subject: [Gomp-discuss] Re: [PATCH, gomp] Adding projects/gomp to documentation
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 15:50:45 -0400
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Gerald Pfeifer wrote:
Index: htdocs/projects/gomp/index.html
===================================================================
+<title>GOMP --An OpenMP implementation for GCC</title>

Here you'll probably want to use &mdash; and add a space before "An".

Ah. Some browsers used to have a problem with &mdash; in the title; some still render it wrong in body text (ugh!). I'll change it.

+<h1>Welcome to the home of <b>GOMP</b></h1>

Please omit the <b> here (as it is physical markup which we try to avoid).

Done.

Please make the two GCC links relative, that is, "../../fortran" and
"../../".

Done.

+<p>Traditionally, programmers have used architecture-specific
+methods to effectively program tightly-parallelized
+computers&mdash;high band-width clusters, SMP machines, or

Spaces around &mdash?

A stylistic "thing"; some people want spaces, some people don't. You wouldn't believe how many arguments I've had about my use of serial commas...

+<p>To remain relevent, free software development tools must
                     ^
relevant

Missed that one; fixed.

+<p>The GOMP release will include a support library, libGOMP, and
Will the library really spelt that we (uppercase GOMP)?  If so, this
is fine, else please provide the exact name.

I'm changing it to libgomp; some of the early documents have libgomp, some libGomp, and others libGOMP. "libgomp" is more consistent with existing practice.

Also this new page is fine, with the changes I described above (or
equivalent ones).

Thanks for the editorial pass.

PS: I didn't find your name in our MAINTAINERS file, but it seems you
have CVS write access.  Please add yourself to the "write after approval"
section in the MAINTAINERS file.

Will do.

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Scott Robert Ladd
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