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Add an extension for UEFI references (not DTSPEC anymore) #109
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Rebased, added python typing and added more details to the README. |
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Reviving this pull request a bit:
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Add an extension python script to supplement our references to the UEFI specification with corresponding section title and web-page hyperlink. Hook the new extension into the `conf.py' sphinx configuration. We keep the index under version control for caching, and we have a python script to re-generate it. Convert all the UEFI references to use the new extension and adapt a bit for readability when necessary. Mention the extension in the README. While at it, tell git to ignore the folders produced by python when running the extension. Signed-off-by: Vincent Stehlé <[email protected]>
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Here is an extension to help with our numerous references to the UEFI specification.
I converted all the UEFI references to use the new extension and adapted a bit for readability when necessary.
Let me know how you like the result.
Update: added Devicetree references, too.