List Review: (4) Documentation > Misc about awesome-gbdev HOT 2 CLOSED

Okay, this is gonna be long.

1. Keep
2. Remove. This is an old version of Pan Docs.
3. Move to a Sound section. Do we have an updated document with a similar scope? Should we move that in the Pan Docs as "side tutorial"?
4. Move. This is more related to ASM programming than a general documentation resource
5. Same as 4.
6. Outdated, but we need an updated FAQ document.
7. Move. Not sure where, but I don't the the utility of having the bootrom as a Documentation resource.
8. Move. THis is a directory of old resources, not sure if there's something we'd want to link directly.
9. There's a chapter of Pan Docs covering this. Check if all the information is there and in case directly link that chapter.
10. Move to a chapter dedicated to Video?
11. Miscellanea/uncategorized should be the last section, or anyway not at the top.

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1. Mixed opinion. It's good, but outdated (refers to a much earlier state of the disassembly, it has improved a lot since then. Not sure the constants it's referring to haven't changed names since; if that's the case, I'm for removal unless it gets updated)
2. Delet
3. Not sure either. The format isn't great, and a lot of the info is now covered by Pan Docs. Plus there are typographical and grammatical errors (plus a .txt file that was clearly intended to be read with a certain viewport size) that hinder comprehension.
4. Agree to move, but it's superseded by gbz80(7) anyways.
5. Keep & move.
6. Some parts are severely outdated, other parts are still good and relevant. Against keeping it as-is, but it'd be a good idea to make a copy with some sections (such as those about official devkits) elided.
7. Superseded by gb-bootroms. Relevant both to emulator devs and as historical info, so I think it fits a misc section.
8. Outdated.
9. Same. Might be worth porting to Pan Docs with attribution if it's incomplete in the current docs.
10. Good as a general resource to emulator devs and all programmers. Create a "technical references" section maybe?
11. Yep.

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