De : Roger Dannenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> À : Fabien Costantini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; media_api@create.ucsb.edu >I'm still not convinced this is a workable idea. As you wish, you're the boss ;-)
BTW, I've doxygenized the documentation in portmidi, it is done with minimum modification to portmidi.h and recent doxygen tools can generate nice pdf and xcode3 documentation. Would it be of your interest to get the doxygen makefile and the diff of portmidi.h ? Fabien >That sounds like a good thing, and long overdue. Can you send the changes? No problem, here's a tarball (see link below) containing 3 files the Doxygen source file named Doxygen, the diff of pm_common/portmidi.h from latest svn, and portmidi.h for those not having all the diff/svn/patch tools. - It's fully working including the XCode addon, but voluntarily stays as simple as possible, thus letting you decide how to beautify it, complete it, while taking advantage of an existing full ready-to-use structure. - Minimum Doxygen version to use is version 1.5.5 (last is 1.5.7 I think) - To use it for non doxygen users: - go to pm/portmidi root portmidi directory - copy file named Doxyfile here - apply the patch or replace the old pm_common/portmidi.h file by the new pm_common/portmidi.h doxygen-augmented file. - run the command 'doxygen' (you must have installed the doxygen tool as a prerequisite) - if you wish to install the doc in Xcode, just go to the generated html subdir and run 'make', then 'sudo make install' - Enjoy your new documentation :-) PS: It seems that my original message (a bit more than 40kb) did not pass through the mailing list server, so I have put the original attachement tarball here: http://fab672000.free.fr/devl/pm_dox.tar.gz Hope this will help, Fabien
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