Inline functions should also be documented in the header files.ĭo not place the same Doxygen comment blocks in both. Variables in header files can be succinctly documented inline with the special Doxygen notation “///< comment” after the variable, for example “double x ///< value of the variable”. General introductory information and group definitions are the file docs/api/dox-share/mainpage.txt The Doxygen configuration file, Doxyfile, Makefile and supporting utilities are in this directory. The documentation is built and maintained in the directory docs/api on the ADMB subversion reposotory. The obvious exceptions are classes and their member variables and in-line functions. hpp) files are already pretty long, so avoid adding documentation to the header files if possible. The bulk of the documentation is written in the C++ header and source code files.The ADMB header (.h and. Leading ‘’ within the comment block are allowed, but since thay are omitted from the dox, they should be avoided since they cutter up the source code. These comment blocks are a superset of standard C comments opening with /** and closing with /. Writing documentationĬlass and function documentation, or API, consists of text and Doxygen “special commands” enclosed in Doxygen comment blocks. Make sure you have write access to the ADMB Subversion repository.Ĭheck out a working copy of the source code or update your existing working copy.
Source code as well as installation instructions and binaries for Linux, MacOS and Windows are available.
#DOXYGEN COMMENT AFTER MEMBER INSTALL#
Install Doxygen and have a look at the documentation.
Doxygen processes special comment blocks and commands within these blocks to create documentation for computer code. It can generate on-line documentation in HTML and off-line documentation in LaTeX, RTF, and other formats. Also known as the application programming interface (API), or more simply the dox.ĭoxygen is system to create documentation for computer code written in C++ (and other languages). Guidelines for using Doxygen to create documentation for ADMB functions and classes.
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