Re: [Doxygen-users] another rtf example, why is this happening.

[Albert <alb...@gm...>]

Does this problem also occur with other output formats (HTML, LaTeX / pdf)?
Please create a small program with Doxyfile so we can see what happens in
the different output formats

Albert

On Mon, Aug 31, 2015 at 10:00 PM, woody <kn...@re...> wrote:

>
> *::Some more items that are missing *From the .rtf file
>
> These routines are interrupt handlers, and the last routine is code to
> write a byte of data to the flash on a Silabs 8051 processor.
> You will notice that the line     "References, and . " Don't have anything
> listed..  in the first case it should be
>
> "References bttn1_debounce and bcount" OR  since this is an embedded
> project, EX0 is defined in a file that was not processed, but represents a
> specific bit in a specific register,
> so it should also be included, even though it is not listed anywhere other
> than within the body of this code, it should be picked up because of that.
> It is not a local
> it is a global, but doxygen does not have knowledge of it.
> but it *is* referenced within the function.....
>
> References:
> bttn1_debounce
> EX0
> bcount
>
>
>
>
> *void button_scan_interrupt_1 () *Definition at line 5719 of file xxx.
> References , and .
>  5720     {
>  5721     EX0=0;// disable any further interrupts from this pin to let
> bouncing settle
>  5722     bttn1_debounce=20;                 // 20 miliseconds
>  5723     bcount=0;                          // start the 2 x per second
> counter at 0
>  5724     }
>
>
> *::void button_scan_interrupt_2 () *Definition at line 5734 of file xxx.
> References , and .
>  5735     {
>  5736     EX1=0;// disable any further intterupts from this pin to let
> bouncing settle
>  5737     bttn2_debounce=20;                 // 20 miliseconds
>  5738     bcount=0;                          //
>  5739     }
>
>
>
>
>
>
> *::char erase_flash (unsigned char *  page_address)
> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<?????????????????  This got listed but without
> anything else. ::void FLASH_ByteWrite (unsigned int  addr, char  byte) *Definition
> at line 8420 of file xxx.
> References .
> Referenced by , and .
>  8421 {
>  8422     saved_ie=IE;
>  8423     EA = 0;                    // disable interrupts
>  8424     PSCTL = 0x00;              // MOVX writes target XRAM to keep
> interrupt from happening
>  8425     EA=0;
>  8426     RSTSRC = 0x02;                   // enable VDD monitor as a
> reset source
>  8427     FLKEY = 0xa5;              // 1st FLASH key sequence
>  8428     FLKEY = 0xf1;              // 2nd FLASH key sequence
>  8429     PSCTL = 0x01;              // MOVX writes target FLASH memory
>  8430     ((unsigned char volatile xdata *) 0)[addr]=byte;
>  8431     PSCTL = 0x00;              // MOVX writes target XRAM
>  8432     IE=saved_ie;
>  8433 }
>
> Again, saved_ie is a global, so not sure why it got missed.
>
> This function is called by  configure_me, which is in turn called from
> main.
> It is also called by main in a different place,
>
> The caller graph which could not be pasted here, shows
> main calling configure_me and configure_me calling FLASH_ByteWrite, AND it
> shows a line from main directly to FLASH_ByteWrite, so the caller graph is
> correct.
>
>
> Based on this, the lines should look like:
>
>
> *void FLASH_ByteWrite (unsigned int  addr, char  byte) *Definition at
> line 8420 of file medbest_310_o_split.c.
> References saved_ie
> Referenced by configure_me  and main.
>
> Why is this happening
>
>
>
>
>
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