Chaim Keren Tzion wrote:
Diego Iastrubni wrote:
Hello all,
I am looking for alternatives to "doxygen". I am looking for mature
projects, not alpha, not beta, but 1.3x and above :)
Doxygen's website has a long list of alternatives on the "Other Doc
Tools" page:
http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/links.html
As they put it " Choice is good, so here are some other documentation
tools that you can try"
First of all Guy, I am a huge fan of doxygen. I really like him, and I
(ab)use it on my programs. But freedom, comes with choice. If you are
not aware of alternatives, and did not really test them, you are not
really free. Knowledge and experience are your best friends, and I want
to know about the alternatives :)
Actually, I looked at that page yesterday, here is what I think
<http://www.oche.de/%7Eakupries/soft/autodoc/index.htm>crap tools:
AutoDOC, CcDoc, Cxref, cxxwrap(need cooler output), Cxx2HTML(sit down),
Doc++ (crappy output), DocClass (unsupported),
gtk-doc (site dead)
ReThree-C++ (win311 only...?)
RoboDoc (crappy output)
Synopsis (needs work, but interesting idea)
Autoduck
KDoc (not maintained since 1999...)
Perceps (not maintained since 1999...)
one language tools:
CppDoc, C2HTML(interesting output),
Epydoc (no online demo)
HappyDoc (no online demo)
HTMLgen
HyperSQL
Javadoc (interesting... looks ... big...)
phpDocumentor (nice output)
PHPDoc (again, nice output)
Tydoc (not maintained since 2000...)
VBDOX (this can also generate pure xml, which is good, but by default no
good html output)
good tools:
DoxyS (Doxygen fork/spinoff) - looks good
HeaderDoc (very interesting)
Natural Docs (dammm baby... this one looks good...)
ScanDoc (still needs a lot of work)
I looked at the tools from the web only, so I might get some of them
wrong. I found doxys very interesting, and I will try it out soon.
Another tool not mentioned in that page:
ndoc - http://ndoc.sourceforge.net/
if you code in C#, this bay is for you. GREAT output, comes as command
line tools, but did not work for me on debian (needed registry support).
Highly recommended.
Again, I am asking:
Did anyone else use (or is using) another tool?
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