Re: [Ndoc-users] What happened to NDoc?

[Simon D. <sim...@gm...>]

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> Roomer has it that M-Soft is releasing their own Idea of what an automated
> Documenter should be sometime in the next couple decades and until then
> several for purchase options have come on the scene that should work for
> most teams that seriously want documentation. As for a free version for
> small shops you'll have to wait and see. Maybe your grandkids will be able
> to use M-Softs version that is of course unless they decide to package it
> into Team Monstrosity.
>

Microsoft has released CTP versions of Sandcastle a few monts back already,
http://blogs.msdn.com/sandcastle is a good starting point. Currently that is
highly manual and frustrating to do by hand, but Eric Woodruff has created
Sandcastle Help File Builder to make the process more manageable at codeplex
(http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?ProjectName=SHFB) that looks and
feels almost like NDoc.

The mshelp2 compiler is packaged in Visual Studio SDK though (freely
downloadable, after accepting EULA)

/Simon