> While the libstdc++ libhover support is based upon doxygen comments in the
> libstdc++ code, this is done far in advance. A parser is run on the
> libstdc++ doxygen documentation output to create a binary which is just a
> serialized version of the libhover Java classes that make look-up quick.
Hi German,
The current libhover design is not a dynamic one.
While the libstdc++ libhover support is based upon doxygen comments in
the libstdc++ code, this is done far in advance. A parser is run on the
libstdc++ doxygen documentation output to create a binary which is just
a serialized ve
Thank you. It also helped. But what I mean by parser is
a tool that parses doxygen comments and makes the function
information available as it is done with libhover for C in linuxtools.
What is the status of that feature? Thanks in advance.
2011/4/30 Alexander Kurtakov :
> On 05:35:35 PM Saturday
On 05:35:35 PM Saturday, April 30, 2011 Germán Diago wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I've been using eclipse linuxtools for a while and I think that you're
> all doing a great work
> with valgrind, oprofile, etc.
>
> I would like to ask you when c++ doxygen comments parsing will be
> available. It's a featur
