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-Qt 5 Documentation
-==================
-
-New in Qt 5.0, each module has its own documentation package. The documentation
-resides in the module sources as well as the configuration files needed to build
-the module documentation. The main Qt 5.0 Reference Documentation resides in the
-qtdoc repository.
-
-There are two ways to build Qt documentation:
-* run "make docs" in qt5/ or in the repositories
-* run the QDoc tool for each module
-
-
-Running "make docs"
-===================
-
-To build the documentation using Makefiles, qtbase needs to be compiled and
-installed.
-
-Running qmake will create make targets to build the documentation:
-* html_docs - builds only the HTML documentation
-* qch_docs - packages the HTML documentation into QCH files for Qt Creator and
-             Qt Assistant.
-* docs - runs html_docs and qch_docs
-
-Note: qch_docs needs qhelpgenerator to package the documentation. qhelpgenerator
-is in the qttools repository.
-
-These make targets use qmake's QT_INSTALL_DOCS variable as the output directory.
-Running "qmake -query" will list the directory set to QT_INSTALL_DOCS.
-
-To create all of the modules' documentation, run "make docs" in the
-qt5 directory:
-    $> make docs            # builds the bundled modules' documentation
-
-It is also possible to build only a small subset of the documentation by using
-make:
-    $> cd qtbase
-    $> make docs            # builds the documentation for modules in qtbase
-
-    $> cd qtbase/src/sql
-    $> make docs            # builds only the Qt SQL documentation
-
-
-Running QDoc
-============
-
-QDoc is the tool for generating Qt documentation and is located in qtbase.
-The simplest way to compile QDoc is to compile qtbase or only the tools in
-qtbase.
-
-    $> cd qtbase/src
-    $> make sub-tools # compiles QDoc
-
-Each module has a QDoc configuration file (.qdocconf). To build a module's
-documentation, run the "qdoc" binary and pass the qdocconf file as a parameter.
-A mandatory "outputdir" must be specified.
-
-    $> qdoc doc/config/qtdoc.qdocconf -outputdir html
-
-    Note that QDoc will delete the contents of the "html" output directory.
-
-Packaging the Documentation
-===========================
-
-To package the documentation, the HTML files must be compiled
-into a QCH file (.qch).
-
-Required binaries:
-    * assistant - found in qttools
-    * qhelpgenerator - found in qttools
-
-To compile the qch file for each module, first enter the output directory that
-contains the .qhp file and generate the QCH file.
-
-    $> cd qtbase/doc/qtdoc              #the default path for QT_INSTALL_DOCS for qtdoc
-    $> qhelpgenerator qtdoc.qhp         #creates the QCH file called qtdoc.qch
-
-The QCH file can then be loaded in Qt Assistant or Qt Creator. For Qt Assistant,
-the QCH file can be registered to automatically load it.
-
-    $> assistant -register qtdoc.qch    #to automatically load the documentation
-
-
-Global Files
-============
-
-The qtbase/doc/global directory contains various files used by the modules to
-build the documentation. These include macros, stylesheets, and images for
-displaying documentation.
-
-To include these files in a qdocconf, add the following to a qdocconf file:
-
-    include($QT_INSTALL_DOCS/global/qt-module-defaults.qdocconf)
-
-
-Documentation Structure
-=======================
-For a typical module, the documentation will reside in the source directory.
-The examples and the example documentation are in the "examples" directory.
-
-    qtbase/src/sql/doc/src              #Qt SQL's documentation
-    qtbase/examples/sql                 #Qt SQL's examples
-
-More Information
-================
-
-For more information about Qt 5's documentation, refer to the Qt Project wiki:
-http://wiki.qt.io/Qt5DocumentationProject