Hi,
I have an entire FORTRAN file which I want to add to a group.
So what I did was
!> @ingroup G
!! @{
!> subroutine doc
module x
!> subroutine doc
subroutine xx
end subroutine xx
!> subroutine doc
subroutine xy
end subroutine xy
end module x
!> subroutine doc
subroutine y
end subroutine y
!> subroutine doc
subroutine z
end subroutine z
!> @}
The group G is defined in another file.
However when I generate the doxygen pages, only the module x and its
subroutines end up being in the group G. Subroutines y and z are missing.
Most routines have an @internal tag by the way but my config file is set
up so that it also generates the documentation of those routines.
What am I doing wrong?
Regards,
Fabian.
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