Hi there. On a side note, the comment function doesn't work: http://www.dwarfstd.org/Comment.php .
The verification doesn't work there: "Verification failed. Please go back and try again." I'm working on LLVM and LLDB and sometimes when I see a fix like the following I wonder why there's no link to the documentation about what "DW_FORM_line_strp" is doing: https://reviews.llvm.org/D97721. I would like to have a simple Hypertext link to the DWARF documentation. I could link to a specific PDF page, but that's not the same as linking to a section or a chapter. I'm asking if there's a way to generate not only a PDF but also a publicly accessible HTML from the source of the DWARF documentation. I learned that for DWARF4 the source was a MS Word document, so I guess that ship has sailed. But for the documentation in git ( http://git.dwarfstd.org/?p=dwarf-doc.git;a=summary) I think it could be possible to have a documentation in HTML with URLs with /latest/ or /current/ or /5.0/ in it to resemble the HEAD of the development or some latest released or tagged version. What are the thoughts on having HTML documentation pages? Have you given some thought about using pandoc or publican as a more high-level organization for the latex sources? Those would allow different outputs. Regards Konrad
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