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README.md

Security coding guide

This is a fork of the Fedora secure coding guide.

The guide is present in HTML form (auto-generated from this repository) at:

Building HTML documentation

Just type "make". If you do not want to build the example code, run "make build-manual".

When you type "make", the code examples in src/ are compiled (mainly to check for obvious syntax errors, but also for manual testing). If you lack the necessary libraries, you can type "make build-manual" instead, which will skip this step. The code examples are still included in the manual.

Dependencies

Building the manual pages needs the "publican" and the "publican-fedora" packages.