The documentation for Mad-Assembler (MADS) is created using MkDocs. This repository contains the Polish original by Tomasz Biela (tebe) and its English translation by Peter Dell (JAC!) in separate folders.
If you have MkDocs installed, you can run the 'Makefile.bat' script in the respective folder to display the documentation using MkDoc's built-in local webserver.
mkdocs serve --help
To create an HTML version of the documentation in a folder, you can use the following command.
mkdocs build --help
Formatting, wording and spelling rules are essential for a consistent document and good reading experience.
- Command line options and their arguments are lower case as in the output on the commannt line, see Usage.
- Messages are bold and in single quotes 'Example message'.
- Use WDC 65816 for references to the Western Design Center 65816 CPU.
- Use 'added directive' instead of 'added new directive', because adding implies that it is new already
- Use upper case for directives and commands, use lower case for labels and operands