From: Andre Noll All public functions and variables are documented, but static functions,
-structures and macros defined in .c files are not. Most source files contain
-additional comments not shown here which describe particular implementation
-details. All public functions and variables are documented, but static functions
+and variables are not, Most source files contain additional comments not
+shown here which describe particular implementation details. To get started in a particular subsystem, follow one of the links
-below. Each link points to a header file which defines the public API of a
-paraslash subsystem. This selection is not exhaustive, though. Source code documentation
- Subsystems
[Scheduler] @@ -58,10 +57,10 @@ paraslash subsystem. This selection is not exhaustive, though.
The detailed description of each executable usually mentions relevant -other object files which are linked into the executable. The comment of the -main function talks about public functions defined elsewhere and called from -this file. The comment also describes which tasks are created and registered -to the paraslash scheduler.
+other object files which are linked into the executable. The comment of +the main function talks about public functions defined elsewhere and called +from this file. The comment also describes the tasks which are created and +registered to the paraslash scheduler.