Where is the documentation for Agar?
Currently, the main source of Agar documentation is the API Specification (see AG_Intro(3)), which is a series of manual pages in traditional Unix man page format. Since Agar is a library, the API specification is important in that it defines, in detail, the structures and behavior of functions that are guaranteed not to change from one release to another. The API specification is not structured in any way that would make learning Agar easy. At the time, most people will use the “demos” source code, along with the API specification (which does include some examples), to get acquainted with Agar. This often leads to awkward and improper uses of the API. We are currently working on introductory and general documentation in wiki format.
