WikiPendium
- Get rid of the copyright problem, and enforce a clear policy about it
- Clearly separate copyrighted content from free content.
- Clearly mention copyrights
- Make use of some license agreement to insure that the free content is really free.
- Have the original San95 be (more or less) identically reported in a 'separate' wiki (or separate namespace).
- Adopt a clear policy about where to fix typos, where to report newly found caveats, new content, etc.
- Add many diagrams (the layered TOS architecture will be one of the first)
- Make functions references be tables instead of bare lists. One column will contain a quick summary of the functionalities, which will be really helpful
- Synchronize efforts with the great TosHyp STguide documentation, maintained by Gerhard Stoll. I already exchanged couple of email with him at the beginning of 2007, and came up with the need for some synchronization tool between the (online) WikiNi engine and (offline) UDO source files. The problem is (of course) time to develop such a gateway between those two worlds.
- Upgrade to WikiNi 0.6, in order to use namespaces to separate the original San95
- Fix the submit problem of the 0.5 (sadly available on free.fr), maybe already fixed into trunk
- Integrate tables generation into WikiNi 0.6, this should come with the extensible syntax functionality, allowing both old-style tables and MediaWiki?-style tables
- Improve i18n capabilities (localized content, like French and German will probably be required sooner than expected)
- Come up with a good web tool allowing to browse StGuide? documentation out of the box. This would give access to the huge amount of already existing STguide documents (those many whose UDO source is not available, preventing easy HTML generation)
- Add conversion tools to STguide format, which is the best one to have a browsable documentation on genuine Atari computers
- Integrate gateway to import STguide format, this hopefully should be available with plugable syntax
- Integrate disassembly tools, in order to compare different TOS implementations. The disassembly tool will probably be a separate web tool, regrouping several disassembled TOS versions, with web links and allowing to be directly referenced from WikiPendium
- Add possibility to freely comment disassembled functions, and focus on specific pieces of code.