Doxygen can do most of this. It can generate interactive html from source
code. If you format your comments the way doxygen likes, they appear as
part of the documentation.
It's also free.
-Original Message-
From: Stuart Stevenson [mailto:stus...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, 29 April 2
Thinking out loud, I seem to recall Graphviz being developed to automate
function diagrams for HAL so that one could see how the HAL components
where connected for a given hal file. Graphviz, can also be seen in the
LinuxCNC documentation. Off-hand, there seems to be two different
functions, 1)
On 04/29/2021 07:06 AM, Stuart Stevenson wrote:
I can hardly wait until AI (the real magic) lets us speak in our native
tongue and have AI generate error free code in real time.
It should be very soon now.
"Very soon", in the geological scale of time? Yes, sure.
In our lifetimes (in the scale
On Thursday 29 April 2021 08:06:11 Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> Hello TJP,
>
> I certainly could exercise it but at my level of expertise I would not
> be able to determine how much (or not) help it could be.
> It seems to me an experienced C/C++ programmer would be able to wield
> the tool in a far
Hello TJP,
I certainly could exercise it but at my level of expertise I would not be
able to determine how much (or not) help it could be.
It seems to me an experienced C/C++ programmer would be able to wield the
tool in a far more effective manner if it is determined to be the "magic".
I also as
