Re: doxygen

Stefan Seefeld wrote:

>
> There are two access points: a stand-alone executable that acts as
> a simple facade to the framework, and a full-blown scripting environment.
> The later got added over the last couple of months, so it is not yet
> as well documented as it should in order to get people up to speed.
>
> Please let me know if you have questions or if you run into problems.
>

I'm trying to use the stand-alone executable. I have built and installed 
synopsis-0.6 under cygwin successfully, and I'm trying to run synopsis 
on a C++ header file, also under cygwin. Following the example in the 
tutorial, I have done this:

synopsis -I /cygdrive/c/boost/main/boost -p Cxx -f HTML -o Details 
static.hpp

But I get this error:
    machine/ieeefp.h: line 266: #error Endianess not declared!!

Looks like synopsis isn't detecting my platform.  So I pass -D __i386__ 
as a parameter, and I get this:
    /usr/include/sys/unistd.h:17: parse error before `( int'

This was the point at which I gave up. I don't have to hold gcc's hand 
like this; it just works. Have I missed a configuration step?


> The 'HTML' formatter generates class diagrams by default.
> May be you could send me the command you used to generate the
> document and a code snipped so we could compare what it should
> generate and what it really does.
>
As you can tell, I never made it that far. I based my judgement on a 
cursory glance at the documentation.

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Eric Niebler
Boost Consulting
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