[Doxygen-users] controlling document structure with "@page" and C/C++ source together

[Hunter M. <hma...@vi...>]

I am trying to have my code documentation show up as the last
"section" of a document generated from both *.{c,h} and .doc files
using the @page special (as is done in the Doxygen documentation
itself to control the doument structure [that and the ordering of the
files on the INPUT field]). Think MIL-STD 498 SDD.  :-(

Unfortunately, the presence of any C/C++ code (as opposed to regular
prose inside a @page block) causes Doxygen to follow it's own ordering
of the various sections (Page, Classes, Modules, etc).

Does anyone have any hints as to how to get better control over
document structure, or possibly where in the Doxygen code I code hack
around the default orderings?

Thanks

	hunter