Toolset documentation

At the moment, V1 has a set of HTML pages describing
configuration of each 
supported toolset. V2 does not.

Anybody would object if such documentation is written in
BookBoost and is part 
of Boost.Build documentation? It means documentation is not
readily available 
for source checkout, but since releases have BoostBook
documentation 
pre-generated this should not be much of a problem.

- Volodya
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Vladimir Prus wrote:
> At the moment, V1 has a set of HTML pages describing
configuration of each 
> supported toolset. V2 does not.
> 
> Anybody would object if such documentation is written
in BookBoost and is part 
> of Boost.Build documentation? It means documentation is
not readily available 
> for source checkout, but since releases have BoostBook
documentation 
> pre-generated this should not be much of a problem.

I would prefer quickbook documentation, as that's generally
readable 
without the generated HTML and is easier to maintain, but
otherwise no 
objections.



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