No documentation?

[anael-seghezzi]

No documentation?

[anael-seghezzi]

I don't really expect anything actually, I have done my share of open-source pro bono. But, hey, you all got a point, so I took some time to write a bit of documentation in the README (Usage) https://github.com/anael-seghezzi/CToy and CToy.h (API) https://github.com/anael-seghezzi/CToy/blob/master/ressources/include/ctoy.h

[anael-seghezzi]

It's quite straightforward but I have some idle time because of COVID so I'll write some tutorials in the wiki. Stay tuned.

[anael-seghezzi]

Here is a start: https://github.com/anael-seghezzi/CToy/wiki

[anael-seghezzi]

Not yet, but it's a good point, so I'll mark it as an improvement.

[nukeop]

I think this is preventing many people from taking a further interest in this project, it's hard (although possible) to figure out what's going on in the examples just from the code.

[carlsmith]

Thank you. I found this repo a while back, but couldn't get into it till I saw this till today. I'm now up and running, learning C with K&R and CToy. Cheers.

[triptych]

Creating something you expect others to use and develop on will require comprehensive documentation. Otherwise you have an audience of one

[QuentinWidlocher]

I never used C before and thought CToy would be a nice way to experiment with it but the lack of documentation (mainly for MaratisTCL and how to simply display a picture) is preventing me from moving forward, I guess I cannot be the only one, since your tool is for learning purpose too ?

[anael-seghezzi]

New, how to make a bomberman clone: https://github.com/anael-seghezzi/CToy/wiki/Making-a-little-Bomberman-clone