New Release is Online Moritz 1.0.03

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Hello
Everybody.

Since yesterday a new release of moritz the nassi-shneiderman generator
for doxygen is available under
https://sourceforge.net/projects/moritz/.

As new features the main-diagrams of a function contains links to
excluded sub-diagrams and Moritz generates an index-file in the
output-directory, that helps to find the diagram of a special
function.

After more than 3 years of development the newest release of Moritz has
got the mayor version-number 1. This means it is the first real release
and not only a release-candidate. The project has now the status
stable.

Moritz is stable now, really stable?

Well try it out and tell me. You may use the forum or the bug-tracker
if you have questions, some additional ideas or if you found bugs.

Unfortunately there is still a problem in the newest version (1.5.5) of
Doxygen reported as:

"Bug 504025 – preprocessor-directive doxygen is not able to
recognize".

Since Moritz uses Doxygen as pre-parser,
this has the effect that some
compiler-switches may not be shown as they should. I reported this bug
last year in december, because it is the corse of some discusions and
bug-reorts around the using of Moritz. But since than the status of this
bug is still "UNCONFIRMED". What did I make wrong?

Kind Regards,
Eckard Klotz

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