From: thefadden@gmail.com   
      
   One of the less-obvious aspects of the CiderPress II project is the inclusion   
   of a significant amount of documentation.  There's about 6500 lines of text   
   documents in Markdown format (~110 pages if you printed it at 60 lines/page).    
   While a lot of that    
   is documentation for the application and its source code, much of it describes   
   the formats of file archives, disk images, and file formats.   
      
   These started because, as I was writing the code to support the various   
   things, I wanted "cheat sheets" so I didn't have to go running back to Beneath   
   Apple ProDOS every time I needed to decipher a directory hex dump.  Over time   
   I added notes on the ways    
   that "real world" files differ from the specification, as well as   
   clarifications on various aspects (e.g. I'm somewhat obsessed with figuring   
   out which character set to use).   
      
   In some cases these are very brief, in others (e.g. HFS) they go on at some   
   length.  They generally start with references to "authoritative" documents   
   should you wish a more thorough explanation.   
      
   These files are scattered through the source tree, e.g. the ProDOS notes sit   
   next to the ProDOS implementation.  This is inconvenient, so I threw together   
   an index here:   
      
     https://ciderpress2.com/doc-index.html   
      
   The page is just a collection of links to the documentation in the github   
   repository.  github does a pretty good job of formatting Markdown.  And if you   
   want to look at the associated code, you're already in the right place. :-)   
      
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