Riscos.info
riscos.info is a web site for users of the  operating system, run by  Peter Naulls and John Tytgat. It is a community web site, intended to encourage user involvement. It hosts the  FAQ, which was formerly distributed via the  newsgroups. It has been selected for inclusion by editors in at least one web directory, and is also cited as a useful resource for  under , for the Unix Porting Project and for hosting the port of Firefox.

History

The riscos.info wiki was developed as an evolution to the former riscos.info static content, originally launched in March 2002. The former site was launched as a guide to C programming under RISC OS. The migration to a wiki was announced in 2006.

The current site combines the former static content with articles from riscos.blog.com. It also includes the addition of the Unix Porting Project (presented at the RISC OS User Group of London in 2003) and GCCSDK (the development environment for the  port of GCC). The majority of the content of the original sites was written by Naulls. Other content was written or contributed to by other members of the  community, particularly the GCCSDK team.

Main features
The site features  articles, news and other media. Registered users are able to contribute to the wiki and add their own news items.

GCCSDK
GCCSDK comprises GCC for  and the GCC Software Development Kit itself. The GCC for  Initiative was founded in 1999 and the combined GCCSDK was hosted via riscos.info (as ) in 2006.  (Release 2) was released in 2009, with bug reporting added in 2010.

Hosted projects

The site has hosted the  port of Firefox since 2005, with Thunderbird being added in 2007. A recovered build of Linux for the  was published on the site in 2006. Other hosted projects are ArcEm, dcraw, DOSBox, PDF, ScummVM, and whois.

Subsites
 
 Subversion repositories (Host for GCCSDK projects)
 Mailing lists (for GCC, SVN commits, RPCEmu)

See also

Acorn C/C++

References

External links
 
 Archive of wiki content (at the Internet Archive)

Wiki communities
Free-content websites
Open content projects
Creative Commons-licensed websites
Computing websites