I am using 1.8.7 for C++ code.
It is a sad C++ quirk that that it lacks true constants (say à la Pascal).
What it does have are initialized constant expressions. Technically
within the C++ grammar these are declarations of variables and Doxygen
dutifully classifies them as such. But from the programmer's perspective
an initialized const variable is _very_ different from a modifiable
variable. So I would like to request a Doxygen feature that would allow
initialized constant variables to be grouped separately from other
variables.
/john
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