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- From: doc++@ZIB-Berlin.DE
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: DOC++ version 1.02beta released
- Date: 30 Jan 1996 17:37:11 GMT
- Organization: Konrad Zuse-Zentrum fuer Informationstechnik Berlin
- Message-ID: <4ell07$e31@newsserv.zib-berlin.de>
- Reply-To: doc++@ZIB-Berlin.DE
- NNTP-Posting-Host: vispar2.zib-berlin.de
-
- Hi Net,
-
- we would like to announce the second beta release of DOC++.
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- Thanks to all who gave us feedback and bug-reports !
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- We have changed the following:
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- Tue Jan 30 1996 ( release 1.02 (beta) ):
- * added options -eo -ef -ep for controlling the LaTeX environment
- * fixed internal bug causing assertation failiour on DOS machines
- * constructors and destructors of baseclasses do no longer show
- up in the HTML-list of inherited members.
- * started a FAQ
- * structs are now treated in the same way as classes
-
- Mon Jan 29 1996 ( release 1.01 (beta) ):
- * renamed doc++.sty -> docxx.sty
- * renamed html-table of contents from classesHIER.html -> HIER.html
- * introduced shortcuts:
- "/// " or "/*/ " for @ManMemo:
- and
- "//* " or "/** " for @Doc:
- * new command line option for short filenames (required for DOS).
- * bugfixes:
- * The & should no longer disapear in HTML.
- * Declarations like
- array<foo,bar> dummy; should work now.
- * German umlauts like \"a are now converted to HTML.
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- DOC++ is a documentation system for C++ programs featuring generation
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- - HTML documentation
- which allows one to browse through the classes using a standard
- WWW reader such as netscape,
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- - LaTeX documentation
- which provides you with a high quality hardcopy of your classes.
- In addition
- the LaTeX output allows to generate a TeX-documented source code
- listing.
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- DOC++ follows the approach of maintaining one source code that contains
- both, the C++ program itself along with the documentation in order to
- prevent incompatibilities between the programm and its documentation.
- Unlike other approaches such as WEB, however, sources documented with DOC++
- are ready to be compiled without need of any preprocessing (like tangle).
- Instead, DOC++ documentation is enclosed in standard C++ comments /* ... */
- or // ... <new line>.
-
- For more details, examples of the output and the tool itself have a look
- at
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- http://www.ZIB-Berlin.DE/VisPar/doc++/doc++.html.
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- you can also get the package from
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- ftp://ftp.zib-berlin.de/pub/vispar/doc++/
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- For suggestions and bug reports (along with a minimal example generating
- the error) contact
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- doc++@zib-berlin.de
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