Dear Arthur,
Where did you install graphviz, under Windows or Cygwin?
Looks to me like running a Windows version of dot / graphviz instead of a
Cygwin version or running a Windows version of doxygen under Cygwin.
Albert
On Sun, Sep 22, 2013 at 9:13 PM, Arthur Schwarz wrote:
> I have graphviz i
I have graphviz installed and a brief look in the browser seems to show no
problem with the generated HTML. Any idea what these errors mean and how I can
fix the problem?
The files exist and the permissions are "-rw-r--r--", the sticky bit is not set
and the owner has read/write permission. I'm
I can't figure out what is wrong with the following:
/**
* @fn virtual SlipDatum& SlipOp::copy(const SlipDatum& X) const
* @copydoc SlipDatum::copy()
* @see SlipDatum::copy()
* @param[in] X (SlipDatum&) cell to be copied
*/
and
virtual SlipDatum& copy(const SlipDatum& X) const;
Is there an option to sort warning messages by line numbers for a file? It
looks like each pass which generates a warning message outputs the message at
the end of the previous last message in a file.
As always, great work.
thanks
art
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Could you consider making the output line numbers for and warnings
less ambiguous in your next software release? I've noted the following issues
in the warning messages:
1: missing . The line number is never correct. Most often it is a random
number greater
than the last line of the file
