| |
Doxygen |
| |
(12:16 19/3/2002)
johnstlr (15:18 19/3/2002)
rich (13:58 15/6/2002)
mfrissen (13:58 15/6/2002)
davidm (13:55 19/3/2002)
mfrissen (13:58 15/6/2002)
davidb (13:58 15/6/2002)
Hertzsprung (09:37 11/4/2002)
davidm (13:58 15/6/2002)
|
| |
|
davidm |
Message #4989, posted at 12:16, 19/3/2002 |
| Unregistered user
|
Hi... Does anyone know if there is a RISC OS port of this excellent documentation system ? - I'm intending to use it to doc a certain piece of software. I did a Google search, but couldn't find anything. http://www.doxygen.org/ If there isn't one I'll suppose I'll have to do it... ho hum... ...David |
| |
 [ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
davidm |
Message #4993, posted at 13:55, 19/3/2002, in reply to message #4991 |
| Unregistered user
|
Yeah, but showing a class hierarchy in a C++ app clears things up for newcomers. Also having a documentation reference is invaluable. Doxygen is really useful when it comes to familiarizing yourself with a chunk of code. Good code certainly makes things clear. However you cannot assume that everyone has the same knowledge or style as yourself and providing some documentation helps bridge the gap. ...David |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
johnstlr |
Message #4996, posted at 15:18, 19/3/2002, in reply to message #4989 |
| Unregistered user
|
I'm convinced the RiscGUILib guys did a port of either this or CCDoc but I can't find any reference to it The RiscGUILib discussion group is at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ro-guilib/ I think it was Andre Schaefer who did the port but I don't have an email address for him. |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
Hertzsprung |
Message #4997, posted at 09:37, 11/4/2002, in reply to message #4992 |
| Unregistered user
|
You've ported Qt to RISC OS? Well done! Also needed:
Tcl/tkinter
wxwindows (my favourite) WxWindows is cool, btw. |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
rich |
Message #4990, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #4989 |
| Unregistered user
|
Don't forget to add StrongHelp -> Doxygen conversion  |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
mfrissen |
Message #4991, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #4989 |
| Unregistered user
|
Does anyone know if there is a RISC OS port of this excellent documentation system ? - I'm intending to use it to doc a certain piece of software.
good code is self-explanatory  |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
davidb |
Message #4992, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #4989 |
| Unregistered user
|
Does anyone know if there is a RISC OS port of this excellent documentation system ? - I'm intending to use it to doc a certain piece of software.I did a Google search, but couldn't find anything. http://www.doxygen.org/ If there isn't one I'll suppose I'll have to do it... ho hum...
You've ported Qt to RISC OS? Well done! |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
mfrissen |
Message #4994, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #4993 |
| Unregistered user
|
Good code certainly makes things clear. However you cannot assume that everyone has the same knowledge or style as yourself and providing some documentation helps bridge the gap.well, at least you can say they can RTMFM
|
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
davidm |
Message #4995, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #4992 |
| Unregistered user
|
You've ported Qt to RISC OS? Well done! The basic Doxygen without the GUI frontend just uses a small subset of Qt... such as their template library. I just took a brief glance and it is very portable. |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
