Re: Manual Gol G5 Completopdf
Ivy Auteri
Isn't making a manual for a game in Alpha a bit. um, I don't know unneeded? Don't get me wrong the guide is awesome, but it's more work for you when the dev's are constantly updating and changing things.
Having said that, I saw a need for something like this, (and seems to have been useful for a lot of people), and it was my way of helping the PZ community. I know game manuals are fast becoming a thing of the past, (man I remember some of the manuals that came with some of my old Amiga games back in the day - they were like a bloody Encyclopaedia! ), but there are still some who like having a guide/manual they can browse/read when not in-game, (well, at least I do anyway).
Never noticed to be honest! Might be "similar", but all the screenshots I took myself. The manual does use the same style/format as the web site, (did this by design), I wanted to keep in the same "theme". Thanks for the comments!
I have downloaded and read the whole manual, liked it actually nothing I didn't know but new people would highly benefit this. One thing though I think you should have 1-2 pages dedicated to hints and tips that you have found out or strategies. Or maybe even a personal section where you put your guide in, as in what you do to survive.
I've updated my manual, and you will find the new link here, as well as in the original post. It contains various updates, to reflect recent changes in the Steam Early Access release. It's still a work in progress, but may be of help to some, especially new users. Here's the link:
Versions of the documentation generated from the last releaseand most recent branchare also available.Reference MaterialAdditional documentation includes:
- The GNUCoding standards written by Richard Stallman and other GNU Projectvolunteers. Its purpose is to make the GNU system clean, consistent,and easy to install. You may also want to read Information ForMaintainers of GNU Software.
- Stabsdebug format documentation
- The libGDBarchitecture, Andrew Cagney
- Noteson multi-arch work
- Linuxmaterials
- Unwinding the stack
- TheHeisenberg Debugging Technology - the Introspect feature of GDBallows users to record and play back debugging sessions on a remoteembedded system.
- SCO's pagecontains specifications for the ELF executable format, x86 callingconventions, and more.
- C++ ABIproject (being written for IA-64 but probably is mostly processorindependent).
- Quick note on future ELF revisions
- GNU extensions for ELF symbol versioning
- Linux Standard Base (LSB)standardizes ELF and such, as implemented on Linux.
- DWARF information from davea.
- Dwarf 3Standards Committee.
- x86: See "Intel documentation" on x86.org
- Alpha: TheAlpha Architecture Handbook
- V850: Look for V850 on NEC's Document of Microprocessor/Microcontroller page. Also see NECV850 development
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