Woody,
Doxygen does not write documentation for you; it formats and cross-references
documentation you have written.
Doxygen generating a cross-reference to "control::V2" (which is a common
convention to referring to a struct type member[1]) for the expression
table_pointer->V2 is exactly what
> Perhaps it needs a set of options use only C syntax, and use
descriptions from within the function body, and use the actual function
header rather than the prototype.
I don't know if it will take care of the specific issues that you've been
describing, but there is (in Doxygen 1.8.10, and I
what causes this?
there is a
structure control
{
int V1;
int V2;
};
a declaration
struct control control_arrays;
within a function, a declaration of a pointer to the structure
struct control * table_pointer;
table_pointer=control_arrays
i.e. a pointer is set to point to a con
