Re: [Doxygen-users] Variables at absolute location handled incorrectly in Doxygen

[Emil M. <mx...@se...>]

I don't know about standardization of this stuff. But at least for now, 
you can use some kind of input filter (see INPUT_FILTER in the doxygen 
documentation), e.g. sed, for documentation purposes only, to remove the 
variable location from the source (or to make comment from it, even 
doxygen comment, if you want to have the location in the generated 
documentation).


Mark E. Scott Jr. wrote:

> It is fairly common in C compilers intended for the microcontroller 
> world (especially Harvard Architecture based micros like the AVR 
> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVR> which I use).  My compiler 
> <http://www.hpinfotech.ro/html/cvavr.htm> uses this additional construct 
> to specify a variable must go into a static location in the memory 
> space.  GCC for this platform does not do it the same as this, but there 
> are other compilers which do.  Also, in my experience for PIC 
> microcontrollers, many of the compilers use it.
> 
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