[RandomTiger]

Is it my imagination or did I read somewhere that the SCP is meant to be using Javadoc?

[aldo_14]

Originally posted by RandomTiger
Is it my imagination or is the SCP meant to be using Javadoc?

As in ...oh...er.. bugger forget the syntax.  But I think i know what you mean - the sort of specially market comments that javadoc uses to create the html file with?  Preceeded by an @ sysmbol IIRC... nevr used it myself of course.....

(I checked my HD for an example, only to find a out of date - read broken - route graph program and a prolog parser...ho hum)

[RandomTiger]

How do you get javadoc to work on a cpp file?

[aldo_14]

Originally posted by RandomTiger
How do you get javadoc to work on a cpp file?

Bugger knows.  I should have said I used Java for that stuff (and only actually used javadoc once...).  but I wonder if the standard java compiler could sort of shuffle out the documentation without having to actually compile the file.  Of course, it could be cross platform now - jdoc makes a hell of a lot of sense, so I wouldn;t be surprised if C++ used it.  Or even if c++ came up with the idea in the first place......

[RandomTiger]

Hopefully Inquisitor will turn up and sort this out for me.

[RandomTiger]

CppDoc perhaps?

[Inquisitor]

Javadoc style comments, for use with Doxygen, which I intend to run on 3.3 when we get it tagged and released

I think we have been largely ignoring it, but some Doxygen output is better than none.

[RandomTiger]

Anyway I can run it locally to see the output?

[Inquisitor]

Oh, yeah, sorry

http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/