On Thu, Sep 28, 2000 at 10:36:04PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 29 Sep, Chris Kuklewicz wrote:
>
> > This is hot off the presses, and on my personal machine:
> >
> > http://kuklewicz.mit.edu/freeamp/
> >
> > [ It takes as long a full compile to generate the html docs ]
> >
> > To really appreciate it, use a graphical browser instead of lynx...
>
> Sweet -- are you going to keep this up to date? If so, I'll link to it
> from the FreeAmp developers page. This can come in really handy...
I will not be able to always track cvs, but I will keep Apache on. So
go ahead and link. I have not booted in Win95 for quite a while, but
if I need to do so, it will be temporarily unavailable. I will update
my root page to point to it, and add a link to the Doxygen file that
cranked it out. (The wonderful plots use IBM's (?) graphviz as a
helper program). So don't wget the docs from my machine, I'll just
post a "micro-HOWTO" so you can generate them locally yourself, teach
a man to fish and all that...
>hehe, I'm the only one to use namespaces... ;)
>-Sean
I noticed the extra namespace. Good Job! :)
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If you know Javadoc, then it is easy for you to add a one line
description of things in the header files. Doxygen will use this.
As I patch things, I'll leak such deltas into the patch.
I only turned on the html generation.
Doxygen can also crank out man pages. Think "man 3 PlatlistItem" and
such. Any takers?
If you know LaTeX, you might be interested to know it can produce
LaTeX from the code & comments, including typeset functions.
Or for the less ambitious, RTF output is another option.
There is a doxysearch thing, which I will learn to setup.
--
Chris Kukelwicz
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