Doxygen Documentation

[Jesse Ross-2]

In wanting to learn more about how Io is built, I've run Doxygen  
against the Io C internals and have posted the output here:

http://io.jesseross.com/docs/current/

Hopefully this will be helpful to someone else as well. Happy hacking!


J.

[Brian Mitchell]

On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 4:11 PM, Jesse Ross <io@...> wrote:
> In wanting to learn more about how Io is built, I've run Doxygen
>  against the Io C internals and have posted the output here:
>
>  http://io.jesseross.com/docs/current/
>
>  Hopefully this will be helpful to someone else as well. Happy hacking!

It looks great actually.  This will make a great reference and might
come in handy when going through something with gdb.

Rock on,
Brian.

[Steve Dekorte]

On 2008-05-07, at 1:50 PM, Brian Mitchell wrote:

> It looks great actually.  This will make a great reference and might
> come in handy when going through something with gdb.

It would be nice if github generated these on the latest master  
automatically...

[Brian Mitchell]

On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 8:31 PM, Steve Dekorte <steve@...> wrote:
>  On 2008-05-07, at 1:50 PM, Brian Mitchell wrote:
>
>  > It looks great actually. This will make a great reference and might
>  > come in handy when going through something with gdb.
>
>  It would be nice if github generated these on the latest master
>  automatically...

It would be nice if they supported doxygen but I have my doubts that
they will.  It wouldn't be hard to setup a hook however. They have the
URL post back that could set off some sort of script on a machine that
has doxygen, graphviz, and git installed. I've got a server I could
attempt this with, though, I have never used doxygen before so I might
need some guidance from Jesse Ross to get the same results.

Brian.

[Jesse Ross-2]

> It would be nice if they supported doxygen but I have my doubts that
> they will.  It wouldn't be hard to setup a hook however. They have the
> URL post back that could set off some sort of script on a machine that
> has doxygen, graphviz, and git installed. I've got a server I could
> attempt this with, though, I have never used doxygen before so I might
> need some guidance from Jesse Ross to get the same results.

I just installed the OS X GUI frontends and went from there. Surely there would be an
easy way to do this using the CLI versions of the tools. I can get you the Doxyfile that I
was using, though, as that may help get you going.

J.

[Paulo Köch]

I guess the right place for it would be a make target.

On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 2:25 AM, Jesse Ross <io@...> wrote:

>> It would be nice if they supported doxygen but I have my doubts that
>> they will.  It wouldn't be hard to setup a hook however. They have the
>> URL post back that could set off some sort of script on a machine that
>> has doxygen, graphviz, and git installed. I've got a server I could
>> attempt this with, though, I have never used doxygen before so I might
>> need some guidance from Jesse Ross to get the same results.
>
> I just installed the OS X GUI frontends and went from there. Surely there would be an
> easy way to do this using the CLI versions of the tools. I can get you the Doxyfile that I
> was using, though, as that may help get you going.
>
> J.
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