Re: [Doxygen-users] Doxygen can't find dot

[Marinna L. <ma...@vi...>]

Heh, I've never known what Ant was.  For the initial quick hack I just
wanted to run three commands, and on Windows I just thought, "Oh yeah,
Batch files can do that." It just got infinitely more complicated from
there.  Who woulda thought?  ;-)

In any case, thing have been successively getting more broken on my 
Windows system since I installed Doxygen and dot, so I will move this 
over to the server.  I can't work with crashing applications.  It's all
wonky.  Not that I think Doxygen is the culprit, but most of these 
applications just weren't designed to work on Windows.

~ Marinna Lee

David Whiteman wrote:
> Friday, June 16, 2006, 2:49:54 PM, Marinna Lee wrote:
>
>   
>> I was running Doxygen from Eclox, an Eclipse addon.  Since I made a few
>> of my own custom dot files, and I was having such serious issues with
>> Doxygen finding dot properly, I decided to do some batch processing
>> instead.  Since I have a lot of GNU tools installed, I probably should
>> have done it via a makefile or Shell script, but as this is Windows I
>> was dumb and made a *gasp* Batch file.  I regret that decision now.  In
>> any case, via the command line or via Eclipse/Eclox it does not work.
>> Actually, for no apparent reason Ghostscript broke on me, so I can't use
>> Imagemagick to do my .ps to .eps convert any more, so I do half of my
>> dot compile on a remote Linux machine now any way.
>>     
>
> Since you're in eclipse, why not use Ant, which is fully
> integrated with eclipse, and is portable, instead of a
> Windows batch file?
>
>