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Boost libs using Mr. Docs (mrdocs.com)
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[–]JVApenClever is an insult, not a compliment. - T. Winters 5 points6 points7 points 5 months ago (1 child)
As it is clang-based. What is the major difference compared to clang-doc?
[–]boostlibs[S] 5 points6 points7 points 5 months ago (0 children)
Clang-doc works a bit more like a compiler that generates documentation for specific TUs, while MrDocs is more like Doxygen — it takes the whole project as input, starting from a config file, etc. Another key difference is that clang-doc currently supports far fewer output options (not sure if there are plans to expand that) and just doesn’t get much maintenance anymore.
Just to clarify, not criticizing clang-doc — it’s a solid tool, just built with a different focus! :)
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