I have been following Douglas Gregor's prescriptions on how to generate boostbook docs, outlined on the boost web pages. All works beautifully, so many thanks. However, I find that generating reference docs using bjam and doxygen results in a couple of errors in the docs. I don't know whether the problem lies in bjam or in doxygen, but thought you should have a heads up. This is all with boost-jam-3.1.9-1 doxygen-1.3.4-1 Example 1 A header file containing: template <typename DataT> class process_base { protected: process_base(); process_base(process_base const &); }; results in docs: template<typename DataT> class process_base { public: // construct/copy/destruct process_base(); process_base(process_base const }; Note the change from 'protected' to 'public'. Example 2. This class: struct pprocess_data { /// Type used for file descriptors. typedef int fd_t; /// Pipe used to write to child process' stdin. fd_t wpipe; /// Two pipes to read from child process' stdout and stderr. fd_t rpipe[2]; }; results in these docs: struct pprocess_data { // types typedef int fd_t; // Type used for file descriptors. // public member functions fd_t wpipe; fd_t rpipe; }; Note that the 'rpipe' is no longer an array. Also, shouldn't the 'public member functions' comment be supressed? bjam warning messages are: Cannot handle sectiondef with kind=private-type Cannot handle sectiondef with kind=private-attrib Cannot handle sectiondef with kind=related Cannot handle sectiondef with kind=protected-type Cannot handle sectiondef with kind=protected-attrib I can supply header files and jamfile if required. Regards, Angus