anyone left in this forum?

[Daniele De Francesco]

I have started using DOC++ this year and I have noticed that there is no activity whatsoever in this forum. Has the project been completely closed? Am I looking in the wrong place?
Does the project need some new breath of life to continue with improvements?

If someone still cares about DOC++, please let me know! I still think it's an invaluable help for my job!

-Daniele De Francesco

[Peer Sommerlund]

Well, I was using doc++ untill doxygen took the leadership. Doxygen was originally based on doc++, but seems to have taken off to be a unique tool. As far as I know all features of doc++ are now present in doxygen, plus a lot more. On top of that, the support is excelent.

Take a look for yourself at www.doxygen.org

Regards,
Peer Sommerlund

[Daniele De Francesco]

Thank you very much for the pointer!
I checked it out and I now understand why doc++ is a ghost town....

Thanks,
-Daniele

[Steven Gould]

Daniele,

I've been using DOC++ for 5+ years and find it to be a very powerful and useful tool. I've just recently "discovered" it here on SourceForge. I had previously e-mail the original authors and never got any response. Having found it that DOC++ had moved here, I sent an e-mail to Dragos (the current maintainer) to offer my help. I've just joined as a developer.

I've been looking at eliminating some of the bugs - as a way to get more familiar with the code. I also have some ideas for extending it to support other languages in the future.

Are you interested in helping out too? If so, contact Dragos.

Steve