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Rhino
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 Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2003 1:53 pm Post subject: alternative for doxygen ?? |
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Hi, anyone knows about a good alternative for doxygen, to
generating documentation for large C++ projects ?
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fifo
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2003 4:35 pm Post subject: |
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| What is it you don't like about doxygen? Doxygen's the best such program I've found. |
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cederberg
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| fifo wrote: | | What is it you don't like about doxygen? Doxygen's the best such program I've found. |
It is also the best source code documentation program that I have found (for C++). But the output still leaves that desire for something better, something that looks more like the javadoc output...
Most of the generated complexity, however, comes from the nature of C++, allowing everything everywhere. It is just plain hard to find a good structure for all that. But maybe there are still things that can be fixed in Doxygen? (Havn't seen it for some years...) |
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