The documentation is written in the Deplate markup language
(http://deplate.sourceforge.net).

This is a non-obstrusive format, so you can read the deplate files right
away as they are:

 - quickstart.dpl
 - faq.dpl
 - implementation.dpl

(doc.dpl is the master file, used only for rendering the documentation
into various formats).

The documentation can be rendered using the deplate tool. If you want
to do this by youself, you need the Ruby interpreter, and the CVS
version of Deplate, see

 http://deplate.sourceforge.net/Development.php

You can then compile the docs by

  make <target> DEPLATEDIR=<the place where you downloaded deplate> [DESTIR=whatever]

where target can be one of the following:

 - html_chunked
 - html_single
 - plaintext
 - pdf
 - all

The documentation rendered into a given format can be found then in the
<target>_out subdirectories. Look for them in hope of pre-rendered
documentation.
