new snapshot of moritz ( my nassi-shneiderman addon for doxygen) is online

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Hello everybody.

There is a new snapshot of moritz ( my nassi-shneiderman addon for
doxygen) online. This is an update of the moritz binary as reaction to
the bug reported in the forum ( "Linking the output of Moritz with
doxygen" take a look into the posts of the discussion ). In the formally
versions it was possible that moritz didn't generate diagrams for all
functions in the sources under some conditions.

Please take a look to the snapshots in the download-section of 
www.sourceforge.net/projects/moritz/
Here you will find a zip-archive named Moritz_bin_2009_03_06.zip

To use this patch please copy the binary-file of your operation-system
into the bin-folder of your moritz-distribution (after renaming the
original binary-file to make a restore possible). The exe-file is for
win32-systems the other file is for linux-systems. 
You may also build the binary by your self out of the sources. Except
c++ standard-libraries no special libraries are necessary. Just put all
source-files in to a project of your favourite ide and set the
search-paths for all h-files. no special defines have to be done. 

Please test it out and post a comment into the forum of moritz (use the
link above).

Kind regards,
Eckard. 



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