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[openbeosnetteam] Documentation update

  • From: Brennan Cleveland <warriorspot@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: openbeosnetteam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,open-beos-kernel-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 18:07:36 -0600
Hi Network and Kernel teams!

Here is a quick update on the documentation project:

I have created preliminary Doxygen documentation for most of the core OBOS files (the kits and core kernel). I basically created a generic Doxyfile for each appropriate directory and let Doxygen extract everything it could. It did a really good job in my opinion. Anyway, the job remains to actually document the source files with Doxygen specific formatting, so as to have all the short and detailed descriptions of the various functions, variables, data structures, and so on.

I cannot, of course do that by myself! I think I can do most of /kernel/core and some of /libroot and /libnet. How do you all feel I should proceed with the rest? I can take the lead in "assigning" files to people to be documented. This would involve contacting the leads of the all of the Kit teams on the project. I can coordinate getting the documented files, and generating the html.

Second question: I'm guessing the /html folders that Doxygen creates will NOT be part of the CVS tree? I don't think it is necessary to do that, as we can host the html documentation on the project site. I can be in charge of making sure it is up to date.

Thoughts?

Oh yeah, and here is the online documentation: http://216.185.194.22/obos/doxygen/index.html

Brennan






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