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Are you going to make this list of resources available online or is it for personal consumption only?
by agent281 2y ago
Are you going to make this list of resources available online or is it for personal consumption only?
- jcranmer 2y agoSo far, the list of resources is a collection of PDFs I've downloaded plus a script to download the latest version of every relevant specification. (Although it does seem that Intel likes breaking its links to the latest ISA PDF every now and then). I don't have a great solution for things that are essentially web-only pages, which is how the Itanium ABI is handled (and unlike C, C++ makes it hard to find the relevant working draft copies, instead preferring to use the HTML-based https://eel.is/c++draft https://eel.is/c++draft for that). I probably will make it publicly available eventually, it just hasn't been a priority for me.
- int_19h 2y agoThe most widespread standard for archiving collections of web pages is WARC - it is a publicly available ISO standard so it's very future-proof. WACZ (https://specs.webrecorder.net/wacz/1.1.1/ https://specs.webrecorder.net/wacz/1.1.1/) is a more recent take that is basically zipped WARC + index + metadata, and Internet Archive can generate them when archiving is requested (https://web.archive.org/save/ https://web.archive.org/save/). In addition to that, I would also suggest using https://zimit.kiwix.org https://zimit.kiwix.org. It's a very compact representation that has full text index support for convenient searching, the format is open and documented, and first-party readers are available on all major platforms. And for stuff like this, Kiwix might actually be interested in adding them to their official library at https://library.kiwix.org/ https://library.kiwix.org/ if you contact them.