Hi
I know that this question has been asked before, but none of the results
in the internet really solved my problem. I also wanted to see if doxygen
may have new features to help with this problem.
I'm developing a C-project where I have basically the same code for several
variants of controllers. A few functions need to be adjusted and are placed
in separate files. The interface of course is for all the same. For linking
only the necessary files will be linked in. I don't want to create a separate
documentation for every controller where only little details change. But
documenting all files will lead to merged documentation of the functions
with the same name.
Little example:
/* interface */
a.h
void DoA(void);
/* implementation ctrl 1 */
a1.c
void DoA(void) {
}
/* implementation ctrl 2 */
a2.c
void DoA(void) {
}
For the binary only a1 or a2 will be linked in. As the implementation details
might be important I also want to include all *.c files in the documentation.
But they should stay separate and not merged together.
I already tried out groups but that didn't work.
Thanks
bye Fabi
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