Automatic HTML Documentation

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2 comments, last by Turold 15 years, 9 months ago
I need a robust, free for commercial use tool, which will generate HTML documentation from source of my project. What are my choices? What is most popular?
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Quote:generate HTML documentation from source

I assume you mean once you've added in comments!

I personally use Natural Docs. I think you can use it for w/e you want, however, I would double check that.

Doxygen is also popular from what I hear, however I have never personally used it.

//edit.
You don't mention what language...Java for example, has JavaDocs built in.
I'm a doxygen fan myself....

/// \brief  a collection of functions relating to blah/// \defgroup BlahModule Blah Module/*@{*//// \brief  blah blah/// \param  a - stuff/// \return something/// \note /// example usage:/// \code///   int a = blahFunc(10);/// \endcodeint blahFunc(int a);/*@}*/
My code is C style C++ - more modules than classes. Doxygen examples look cool, exp. D-Bus. Thx! :)

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