I think I saw apache is using a utility called  "scandoc".
Which tool is better?

- rainer



-----Original Message-----
From: David Norris [mailto:dave@webaugur.com]
Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2000 10:35 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: [SWISH-E] Documentation


I just started playing around with Doxygen on the SWISH-E 2.01 source. 
I wonder if we could use it to document the source code a bit better. 
Here's a test output:
  http://www.webaugur.com/wares/swishdoc/

I just created a basic config with the DoxyWizard and ran doxygen.  I've
not tried documenting anything, yet.  With Doxygen the source is made to
be self documenting.  There are a number of ways to add documentation
into the source.  To be brief, two methods compatible with C would look
like /*! some docs */ or JavaDocs format /** some docs */  Tags are used
document things like functions parameters (@param) and reference related
functions (@see).

Output formats are: HTML (and MS DevStudio 5/6 HTML-Help), XML, LaTeX,
RTF, and Unix Man.

Doxygen is GPL and runs on Linux, various Unix, and Windows.  Static
(due to QT) binaries are available for several common platforms, source
for others.

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