I've been working on improving the open source Google Protobuf filters for
Doxygen. The filter converts the protobuf message to a C++ struct and writes
that to stdout. This worked (well) in 1.8.7. After upgrading, none of the
messages appear in the documentation. By writing filenames to stderr from the
script, I also see that the #include statements in the original output
(translated from protobuf import) are being ignored. However, the script is
getting called on each file.
I don't believe the failure arises from more careful checking of the script output, which is not
legal C code. (The buffers' "optional" and "required" qualifiers are left in,
and are printed by Doxygen in a useful way.) I say this because if I run the script on the .proto
file manually and redirect stdout to a cpp file, that file will be parsed with correct
documentation produced.
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