Where is the documentation

[Mihail Kotelnikov]

Matthew Johnson wrotes:
> There's not much low level documentation because, as you point out,
> people are not meant to write apps using it, they are meant to use a
> binding. I can't comment on the documentation status for all of the
> bindings, but some of them at least do have good documentation. For
> example, Java[0,1], Python[2,3], Perl[4] and QT[5]. 
Ok. It may be has a documentation, i haven't look. But i want to write system 
daemon and i don't need UI bindings (QT). Also in my opinion interpreted 
languages (Perl, python) isn't good instrument for such application. Java is 
too heavy for this.
I repeat that this all is only my opinion and i don't want futher discussion 
about it but i looked for glib or raw API documentation.

 > You were presumably
> looking at dbus-glib before which also has documentation[6] as well as
> examples. I don't know if this has improved since you were looking.
Dbus-glib has only function/data type reference. It has no any other 
description as well as official examples. It was my dissapointment.

> And there's no mainloop example code in the low-level
> bindings since it's not about writing a main loop, it's assumed if you
> are coding against the lowlevel API you will already know how to do
> that.
But i don't know. Because i haven't any interface to sleep/poll-like functions.


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