# Example Usage: # example_core(3) // Do nothing 3 times. # repeat number of times to do nothing # TRUE Successfully did nothing. # Important details about its implementation # should go in these comments.
This # is the implementation of the TAOS device driver. # You will need to fill these functions in. # These empty function definitions are provided # so that stdio will build without complaining. You have to use comments starting with # and then the special command. * The documentation block cannot be put after the enum ! */ Int isCompressed / ** <1 if the file is compressed, otherwise 0 */Ĭhar *fname / ** Open a terminal and run: sudo dnf install doxygen. #define RB_VHEAD(rb) (*(volatile uint32_t *) &(rb)->head) On Fedora, Doxygen is available as a package. You have to use comments starting with ** and then the special command. You can leave out simple helper functions, like a max() macro, so you do not waste time. Note: When we say "each" function, that is not a strong statement. These descriptions should be followed by a description of the return value using the command. After your description, you should use the command to describe all of the parameters to your function. A brief description will suffice for your data structures but for your macros and functions you will need to use a few more commands. Comments for Functions and Data Structuresīefore each function, data structure, and macro you should put a comment block giving at least a brief description using the command. If there are no known bugs, explicitly state that using the command. This needs to be followed with a bugs section with a list of known bugs using the command. Next you should put your name and andrew id, along with your partners name and andrew id, using the tag. If necessary, you can follow this with a more detailed description. This should be followed by a brief description of the file using the command. # launch with the browser to view the resultsĮach file needs to begin with the command stating the name of the file. Doxygen 5.0/5 Review by Marius Nestor Doxygen is the world’s most popular and powerful documentation system used by numerous developers around the world to generate comprehensive documentation.DOXYGEN LINUX KERNEL INSTALL
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