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Macros in code are causing parser errors. #40
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tl;dr start with changing the configuration from Longer answer: docsforge has a current bug that makes your specific project a bit difficult to experiment with. It will be fixed and released in a few days, so I suggest you install doxygen and do a bit of testing with doxygen preprocessor commands in your local pc. |
Added a related feature request to my TODO list. |
Thanks for clarifying. I left some notes on #43 regarding how easy or hard it is to iterate the documentation. Otherwise, this is not a bug on Docsforge, so I'm closing. Thanks for the links; I'll try to find a way to work around this. |
The bug was fixed. |
@erez-o Thanks for the notes. I am wondering whether the Doxygen step is using its clang parser. I guess not. Would it be hard to setup? For template-heavy and macro-heavy code, the Doxygen parser is just dumb, and clang would solve a lot of headaches in the future. I'm reopening the bug as I'm really interested in fixing the documentation errors without having to remove macros. |
Currently it doesn't, it's not hard to setup, I can have it ready in a few days. I would like to test it in my development setup. I haven't seen any doxygen cfg file for c4core. Can you please create a working cfg that uses doxygen's preprocessor and another that uses clang (with |
In this file I use some macros to hide SFINAE ugliness. This then has a big impact in the generated documentation; for example, it says the code provides memcpy().
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