Re: [PATCH RFC v2 0/3] Documentation: Debugging guide

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Sebastian Fricke <sebastian.fricke@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> The RFC contains:
> - a general debugging guide split into debugging for driver developers and
>   debugging from userspace
> - a new summary page for all media related documentation. This is inspired by
>   other subsystems, which first of all allows a user to find the subsystem
>   under the subsystems page and secondly eases general navigation through the
>   documentation that is sprinkled onto multiple places.
> - a guide on how to debug code in the media subsystem, which points to the
>   parts of the general documentation and adds own routines.

I've just begun to take a look at this, apologies for taking so long.

Overall:

- I have been trying to reduce the number of top-level directories under
  Documentation/, and this adds two more.  Can we avoid that?  Let's
  start in that direction by putting your debugging guide inside
  Documentation/process, please.

- If we *must* create a separate "media" directory, please make it
  devices/media.  My plan is to move most of the device-specific
  documentation under Documentation/devices, making it match the source
  layout; I just haven't summoned up the energy to start the slog of
  actually doing it.

  But it would be nice to avoid that altogether here.  If we create
  Documentation/process/debugging/, it should be able to hold both your
  general and media-specific guides, and perhaps other
  subsystem-specific guides could eventually land there as well.

- Please adhere to the 80-column limit for written text.  It really does
  make a difference for people reading it.

Thanks,

jon




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