DITA or Docbook for hardware documentation

["Dave Neufeld" <Dave_Neufeld -at- spectrumsignal -dot- com>]

Hi all,

Has anyone used DITA, Docbook or similar to document computer hardware? Particularily memory maps and hardware register definitions.

Although Docbook claims to be good for computer software AND "hardware", I haven't found anything useful for documenting memory maps or register definitions.

Are there suitable extenions to either DITA or Docbook???

Thanks,

> David Neufeld [ Lead Technical Writer - Wireless ]
> Spectrum Signal Processing Inc.
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