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nmsg documentation #3

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deteque opened this issue Feb 24, 2014 · 1 comment
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nmsg documentation #3

deteque opened this issue Feb 24, 2014 · 1 comment

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@deteque
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deteque commented Feb 24, 2014

As new channels have started appearing it's once again becoming obvious that the lack of nmsg documentation is slowing down adoption. While nmsgtool does produce a splash page of options, it lacks examples showing the correct combination of commands/syntax, the required support libraries, where to obtain those libraries and how to read the nmsg binary files with C and python.

I don't consider "source code" as documentation. :)

In summary, documentation regarding nmsg and nmsgtool would be greatly appreciated.

Andy

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vixie commented Feb 25, 2014

you are of course correct. let me know if you're aware of a contract
tech writer. we need "man3" pages.

deteque wrote:

As new channels have started appearing it's once again becoming
obvious that the lack of nmsg documentation is slowing down adoption.
While nmsgtool does produce a splash page of options, it lacks
examples showing the correct combination of commands/syntax, the
required support libraries, where to obtain those libraries and how to
read the nmsg binary files with C and python.

I don't consider "source code" as documentation. :)

In summary, documentation regarding nmsg and nmsgtool would be greatly
appreciated.

Andy


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