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sbf, a shortcut for SConsBuildFrameWork is a build system construct using SCons.

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Currently implemented using an XSLT script to generate Java source comprising the class and method declarations, suitable for running through Doxygen. Includes a partial set of Java declarations of the framework of REALbasic so your source will be shown with the correct parent classes. HTML output for a large project can be viewed here.

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DocX is a JavaDoc(Doxygen) like documentation system for C/C++, Java, etc. And it's more flexible. It's easy for you to extend supported input formats and to customize output representation.

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HyperSQL is like a doxygen plus javadoc for SQL, hypermapping SQL views, packages, procedures, and functions to HTML source code listings and showing all code locations where these are used.

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Doxygen Browser Addin. It's an addin for VS 2005/2008, that allows navigate on Doxygen documentation into the IDE of Visual Studio.

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FreePascal compiler contain tool called FPDoc for generating documentation from source code. Unlike other similar tools like JavaDoc or Doxygen, FPDoc read textual information not from source code but from external, specially formated XML file. This implementation approach has pros and cons. ... [More] Cons: - you must maintain documentation on 2 places, one in source code and one in extra XML file. Thus XML or source code documentation may be out of date Pros: - You can create your own preprocessor which convert JavaDoc or doxygen-like comments from your source and generate XML file This project fpdocp is that kind of preprocessor. It analyze all source from given directory and create coresponding XML file for FPDoc. [Less]

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DescriptionDuring the implementation stage of a project, special documentation blocks can be used to store description of classes and methods along with information regarding their variables and parameters. Several markup languages exist such as epydoc, doxygen, javadoc, reStructuredText, etc. ... [More] doge (documentation generator) allows you to parse the code structure of both undocumented and already documented source files, and generate special documentation blocks for these files, using the markup language of your choice. Creating such documentation blocks by hand for a whole project is a time consuming task, that could be easily automatized. doge creates the documentation blocks for you, and you just need to fill the description fields! Treated so farProgramming languages: python Mark-up languages: reStructuredText epydoc To be addedProgramming languages: c c++ java Mark-up languages: doxygen javadoc [Less]

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SummaryIf you have ever used Doxygen to generate docs for C++ or Java, this project provides tools to provide support for different languages. The project currently supports visual basic / VBA and is implemented as a single python script. It's based on a script originally developed by Basti ... [More] Grembowietz. His original script can be found here. Support for other languages may be developed if people seem interested. [Less]

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Perl developers are used to using POD rather than some other code documentation tools. However, most developers are not restricted to using a single language. Instead of using multiple code documentation systems one tends to use one tool for all - Doxygen is quite a powerful code documentation ... [More] system that already has built-in support for multiple programming languages. Unfortunately, Doxygen does not directly support Perl. Thus, Doxygen Filter has been written in order to be able to use Doxygen for generating code documentation for Perl projects, too. [Less]

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mooxygen is a tool that scans a directory tree containing one or several MOOS modules. Then, mooxygen generates documentation about the variables that each module publishes or subscribes to, from a set of tags added to C++ comments in your code. MOOS is a C++ framework for developing distributed ... [More] applications, mainly focused on mobile robotics. An example of the HTML output can be seen here. See the wiki for documentation on downloading, compiling and on how to document your code so Mooxygen can extract information from it. [Less]

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