XML to Dot, or XML guide/reference

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 I am new to Doxygen but I really like its ability to read C without any
IDE dependency. I'm looking to create comprehensive graph alternatives to
UML using Doxygen XML output, but I don't know XML very well. Is there a
resource (or source file) that could give me a leg up?

My progress so far has been to use the combine.xslt to create one big XML
file, which has worked but I'm at a loss of what would be next (my
"attempts" history for dot conversion are here
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66407288/convert-xml-to-dot-dotml). I'm
sitting on windows as well.

My hope is to have one big dependency graph for file organization, but
integrating call graphs and the rest of what Doxygen can do normally would
also be great. If I can get just the dependency part working, the rest will
come easier I would think. Having fully-combined graphs would be a future
goal. I'm willing to do/learn some xslt if that's what it takes, but I need
to know what Doxygen is likely to output.

-Brandon

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