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- | the pike documentation |
| There are a few different manuals to chose from. Remember that these are
all work in progress, so check back regulary. Also, don't hesitate to give
us feedback so that we can keep
these document as work in progress.
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| Beginner's tutorial | | |
| The Pike tutorial is a good starting point for everyone new to Pike, though
some basic programming skill is recommended.
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| Module tree reference | | |
| The module reference manual contains the documentation of all the
documented modules, classes, functions, constants and variables, ordered
in a tree structure for fast access. If you like, you can
download the reference
tarball for convenient offline access.
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| Complete chapterized reference manual | | |
| The complete reference manual contains all available documentation
of all parts of pike, in the form of a traditional chapter based
manual. If you like, you can
download the manual tarball
for easy offline access.
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| Writing modules in C | | |
| While the Pike refdoc system does not yet cover the technicalities of how
to extend Pike on the C level, we have some material from Marcus Agehall's
documentation project, and Andreas Finnman's
thesis work on the C and CMOD
APIs.
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