Re: [ECOS] eCos beginners documentation manuals

[Jonathan Larmour <jifl at eCosCentric dot com>]

Andreas Bürgel wrote:
> Hi eCos people,
>
> finally I made it to put my book fragments about eCos development on the 
> internet. There are three different book fragments:
> 1.) a GNUPro toolchain guide
> 2.) an introduction into eCos application development
> 3.) an eCos porting guide
>
> Fragment means that they are not complete, but I think they might be 
> useful anyway, especially for eCos beginners. And there is another big 
> hook, they are written in _german_!
>
> Just follow the link: http://www.andreas-buergel.de/documents

Would you mind if I linked to this from 
http://sources.redhat.com/ecos/contrib.html? [1]

Jifl

[1] I'm hesitant to link from the main doc page because it isn't under an 
Open licence. (Yes, even Anthony Massa's book is under the Open 
Publication Licence!)
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