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As raised in dotnet/coreclr#1075 by @akoeplinger, the Documentation folder's file
list forces the user to scroll way down to see the README.md. This
PR fixes that by storing the documents in separate sub-folders one
per hierarchy of related documents. Also changed
Documentation\README.md and root README.md to take into account
the new paths.
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Documents Index
This repo includes several documents that explain both high-level and low-level concepts about the .NET runtime. These are very useful for contributors, to get context that can be very difficult to acquire from just reading code.
Learn about .NET Core
Get .NET Core
- Get .NET Core DNX SDK on Windows
- Get .NET Core DNX SDK on OS X
- Get .NET Core DNX SDK on Linux
- Get .NET Core (Raw) on Windows
Project Docs
- Developer Guide
- Project priorities
- Contributing to .NET Core
- Contributing Workflow
- Performance Guidelines
- Garbage Collector Guidelines
Coding Guidelines
Build CoreCLR from Source
- Building CoreCLR on FreeBSD
- Building CoreCLR on Linux
- Building CoreCLR on OS X
- Building CoreCLR on Windows
- Debugging CoreCLR on Windows
- Testing Changes on Windows
- Testing with CoreFX
- Creating a Custom DNX
Book of the Runtime
- Book of the Runtime FAQ
- Introduction to the Common Language Runtime
- Garbage Collection Design
- Threading
- RyuJIT Overview
- Type System
- Type Loader
- Method Descriptor
- Virtual Stub Dispatch
- Stack Walking
- Mscorlib and Calling Into the Runtime
- Data Access Component (DAC) Notes
- Profiling
- Implementing Profilability
- What Every Dev needs to Know About Exceptions in the Runtime