Hi Ingo,

As you allready guessed, I'd like to suggest a Tools/LibDocScripting corner in cForge.

I actually have used reStructeredText allready in several professional Libraries I wrote for my employer.
This corner could give some extra insights /tips/tools on how to produce self documenting libraries/applications and how to autogenerate .chm's or pdf (or html).

My personal experience is that beginners will have a tough understanding of the toolchain in place to generate the documentation out of the libraries/projects because the documentation on this point is somewhat "tough".

Beginners difficulties could be:
Understanding of the workflow in the toolchain in general (the picture helps a lot in the documentation, but I foresee beginners will still have trouble),
Adding CODESYS LibDocSctripting to PATH environment of windows (how to with pictures missing),
Mandatory third party installation of HTMLWorkshop to generate .chm's (not explained that well)
Mandatory third party installalion of "Sphinx" and /or "rst2pdf" python tools to generate .pdf out of either latex or .rst files (not explained well).
* Providing a "workflow" example for all the above points, which goal is to more straightforward then the help files examples (which are not that clear for newcommers) . The workflow examples in documentation (especially generating .pdf) will fail if one follows it to the letter. This has to do with assumptions in directories.

Hope you pick this up