Robert Gregg

hi Paul, thanks for the input. I asked the same question on stack overflow at the same time and sorted it out: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62592165/doxygen-fails-to-process-header-files-in-fortran-code The problem stems from the fact that Doygen expects all files (including the header files) to resemble fully formed FORTRAN files (i.e. they must comprise a module, subroutine or function. Given my header file merely had a snippet of code, Doxygen was having trouble processing the file. If...

Good suggestion Paul. I think I am requesting doxygen to process the .h files (see extension mapping and/or list of file types in 'FILE_PATTERNS' below. For completeness, this is the configuration generated by doxywizrd: # Doxyfile 1.8.13 #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Project related configuration options #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- DOXYFILE_ENCODING = UTF-8 PROJECT_NAME = "Example which does not work"...

Good suggestion Paul. For completeness, this is the configuration generated by doxywizrd: # Doxyfile 1.8.13 #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Project related configuration options #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- DOXYFILE_ENCODING = UTF-8 PROJECT_NAME = "Example which does not work" PROJECT_NUMBER = PROJECT_BRIEF = PROJECT_LOGO = OUTPUT_DIRECTORY = /home/USER/SCRATCH/OFFICIAL_CHANGE/TEST/doxytest/OUTPUT CREATE_SUBDIRS...

UPDATE: after posting, I noticed there was a more recent (bleeding edge) version of DOXYGEN available (1.8.19). Unfortunately, none of my variable groups appear in the DOXYGEN HTML output !!!!!! ARGHHHH

Hi all, I have a mature FORTRAN code which I would like to modernise and as part of this process incorporate DOXYGEN comments throughout. The code contains header files which contain lists of variables (and previously common blocks) that could then be included in subroutines where access to these variables are required. Regardless of what I do, I can not get DOXYGEN (1.8.13) to process these files. I have written a simpler example involving three files below to show what I mean: MODULE.f !> @brief...