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[Doxygen-users] doxygen for CodeWarrior?

[Uwe B. <ube...@d2...>]

Dear list!

Since I'm new on this list, let me briefly introduce myself: My name is
Uwe Behrens, and I'm a Graphics Engineer with Digital Domain, a major
Visual Effects Studio in Venice, California.  We use doxygen for all our
internal software projects.

Now for my question: Is anybody aware of a port of doxygen as a plug-in
for CodeWarrior on MacOS (pre OS X)?  I would like to use it on the
Macintosh, and the most useful way of doing so seems to have it
integrated in the IDE.

Thanks in advance.

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Uwe Behrens <be...@ac...>                  (aka <ube...@d2...>)

Re: [Doxygen-users] doxygen for CodeWarrior?

[Luigi B. <bal...@ma...>]

Hi Uwe,

At 11:20 PM 1/10/02 -0800, Uwe Behrens wrote:
>Now for my question: Is anybody aware of a port of doxygen as a plug-in
>for CodeWarrior on MacOS (pre OS X)?  I would like to use it on the
>Macintosh, and the most useful way of doing so seems to have it
>integrated in the IDE.

I would like to see this as well. However the main problem is, Doxygen 
delegates to other programs to do part of the work, such as ghostscript, 
dot, and epstopdf. Apart from the latter having been ported to the 
Macintosh (I'm aware of ghostscript and epstopdf ports, but not of dot), if 
I'm not mistaken, currently Doxygen drives the ancillary programs by 
building the corresponding command line and telling the system to execute 
it. But there's no such thing as a command line on MacOS classic---the way 
for programs to drive each other and in general to communicate is to 
exchange AppleEvents, which should be added to Doxygen from scratch.

However, there's always the possibility that you volunteer for that :)

Bye,
         Luigi