The easiest way to avoid this problem ist to copy the header in the .c
file and paste it at the end of the .h file. You don't have to type
anything except the ";", so it's almost no work either.
Jerry
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This question has been asked before, but there seems to be no definite
answer.
Is it possible to number sections automatically, as in WinWord
outlining? If so, how's it done?
Thanks for answers,
Jerry
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Don't Limit Your
Perhaps this question has been answered already - I'm more or less a
Doxygen beginner. I looked through the config parameters, and saw
nothing suitable.
I have a C program with about 25 modules. Using the default
configuration, each module documentation contains the whole
documentation of every
fferent version and with standard Doxyfile (doxygen
-g) but I did not see the behavior you describe.
Which version of doxygen are you using?
Anything special in your Doxyfile?
Albert
On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 2:53 PM, Jeremy Royston mailto:jroys...@gmx.de>> wrote:
Do
Doxygen outputs text in place of the expected table. The file text is:
/*! \file
\brief Hardware definitions and macros.
The processor is an ATmega32U2. The pins and their functions are:
| Pin | I/O | Function |
| --: | :--: | :--- |
| 1 | I| ~RESET |
| 28
