MPS issue job001161

Titlethere is no human-helpful map of MPS files
Statusclosed
Prioritynice
Assigned userGareth Rees
OrganizationRavenbrook
Descriptionthere is no human-helpful map of MPS files

This is a big topic; here's a start, looking at source files:
A new user is presented with over 200 cryptically 8.3-named source files.
It is hard to:
  - discern the purpose of each file;
  - discern the grouping of files;
  - notice the more important files (in an alphabetical listing they get
    swamped by big groups such as event*.*)
     - list files such that ./design/XX is collated near to ./code/XX.c
AnalysisAn easy first step is to make and maintain a web-page.
For each MPS file it has:
  - a link to the file;
  - a pithy description of the file's purpose.
   These elements are grouped semantically.
   Just do ./design/* and ./code/* to start with.
   Done pro-tem in: //info.ravenbrook.com/user/rhsk/mps/mps-file-map.html

See also job000543.
How foundunknown
Evidenceobservation
Observed in1.104.0
Created byRichard Kistruck
Created on2005-03-21 20:25:39
Last modified byGareth Rees
Last modified on2016-03-06 18:36:47
History2005-03-21 RHSK create
2005-04-04 RHSK add depot-name of my quick-hack map (in user/rhsk/mps)
2013-03-19 GDR Assigned to GDR.

Fixes

Change Effect Date User Description
189679 closed 2016-03-06 18:36:47 Gareth Rees Index to MPS source code.
150720 open 2005-03-21 20:55:12 Richard Kistruck Move and rename mps-file-map.html,
and the source files used to generate it.
All these are just in user/rhsk/mps for now.