<quote>You need a technical writer. Not necessarily the same as a developer. And if you have not done docs before it will be even more difficult.After [9,11] hours at the office writing docs after the kids have gone to bed is not optimal. Do in the mornings. If you are looking for a publisher, give me a shout, as we do this kind of thing. -------------------------
www.datasimfinancial.com </quote>I m not saying that we should have "publisher quality docs"...just saying that we need something more than parsing the source code in order to understand how to adapt, extend or even use the library. Things that seem quite obvious to QuantLib implementors or someone who s been working with the library for many years may seem totally obscure to a newcomer. Lack of documentation should nt be a barrier to entry to the library for a newcomer. I don t know how widely QuantLib has been adopted, but I certainly don t want to write "yet another pricing library". Documentation should be lightweight and could take various formats such as:- Tutorials, howtos, etc...