David Regan

I have 2 C files- appDebug.c and runtimeCFG.c. Both have a static function buildIndex(void); In appDebug.c I have a structure defined and am adding a doxgen ref to the buildIndex function. However when the documentation is generated the ref link takes me to the buildIndex of runtimeCFG.c. I have set Extract STatic tag to Yes in order to get the documentatio to generate anything

I have 2 C files- appDebug.c and runtimeCFG.c. Both have a static function buildIndex(void); In appDebug.c I have a structure defined and am adding a doxgen ref to the buildIndex function. However when the documentation is generated the ref link takes me to the buildIndex of runtimeCFG.c. I have set Extract STatic tag to Yes in order to get the documentatio to generate anything

I am documenting an emmbeded C project. I have function prototypes which refer to a table of bit mask options e.g. / Sets a debug switch to active. The disposition controls when the switch is applied and how long it exists for. @param hndl Pointer to @ref ProtocolSupportHandle object @param sw @ref DbgSwitchItem "Switch" to activate. @param disposition @ref dbg_disposition_table "Disposition" of the switch activation. @return @ref ProtocolError "Protocol Status Code" / ProtocolError_t ps_dbg_setDebugSwitch(ptrProtocolSupportHandle_t...

I am documenting an emmbeded C project. I have function prototypes which refer to a table of bit mask options e.g. /* * Sets a debug switch to active. * The disposition controls when the switch is applied * and how long it exists for. * @param hndl Pointer to @ref ProtocolSupportHandle object * @param sw @ref DbgSwitchItem "Switch" to activate. * @param disposition @ref dbg_disposition_table "Disposition" of the switch activation. * @return @ref ProtocolError "Protocol Status Code" / ProtocolError_t...

How do I avoid placing needless documentation after #defines but still seeing them in the documentation. I tried \cond \endcond but this omitted them form the output. I also tried \code \endcode but it output the last \ of the comment block