"ION_G_M" <ION_G_M@terra.es> wrote in message news:aea91b051a.b051aaea91@teleline.es...
Hi James and all shmem users,
Sorry for uploading to boost files but I had some problems with file size, so I uploaded to boost files instead. In boost vault you will fine a new folder (Shmem) with 3 new files:
Shmem.2005-03-06.tar.bz2 //library Shmem.2005-03-06-doc-1.tar.bz2 //doc1 Shmem.2005-03-06-doc-2.tar.bz2 //doc2
Write now I am writing documentation with a text editor and it's just a pain. For this version, I've discovered the CDATA usage so I don't have to manually escape XML characters (<, >, &). I will have a look at Quickbook. Is there any way to "insert" a cpp file directly on the code using BoostBook/QuickBook? That would help me a lot to mantain example code without errors.
I've found Doxygen a nice tool for writing code documentation. Its easy to use, and allows you to #include fragments of source code from an external source, which is a nice feature for code documentation. It also understands and parses the C++ code, so that you can maintain links between classes and structures. Look at doxygen.org if you're interested. Rob.