Yeah, a lot of open source projects have poor documentation. A lot of stuff needs to figured out with trial and error. It’s a shame but we don’t usually write good docs and it’s hard to get volunteers to fill in the blanks. 🙁
Ooh, that repository looks nice. Will need to explore it when I have time. 🙂
Do wish some of the files had better titles. The CMake one is just random characters 😛
Out of interest, you can also grab the C++ standards in PDF format. cppreference also has offline copies with support for integrated help systems for the occasions that one doesn’t have good network capabilities. Wiki has similar! 🙂
