Hi, Recently there was a proposal to use Doxygen for documentation purposes. I'd support this 'cause Doxygen is available for Win, Mac and Linux. It is fairly stable and we've used it in several projects for years.
It seems there are already preparations made in the source code
to use it: see src/dox/mainpage.dox.
To get it started and to encourage everybody to have a look I've
setup a Doxygen configuration file for Hugin. The following is
straight forward:
1st. install the "Doxygen" package (I've just used 1.5.3 which
comes with openSUSE 10.3)
2nd. drop the attached "Doxyfile" into the hugin source root
3rd. cd to the hugin source root
4th. run: doxygen
5th. point your browser to ./Doxygen/html/index.html
Well, beside the class hierarchy Doxygen can only find what's
already documented in the source code. There is certainly a lot
of space for improvements.
In case you want to fiddle around with the configuration file, load
it in your favorite editor and explore the possible definitions
or run "doxywizard Doxyfile". If you want to start from scratch,
"doxygen -g" creates a new, annotated configuration file.
Rgds,
Stephan.
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