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BlackDoc documentation plugin
marked:
Hi! I'm new here, so, firstly, thanks to the C::B team for the great IDE!
I want announce the plugin I am creating. This is the documentation generator, but it generates the documentation not from the source code comments, but from text files, which are separated from sources. These files can be written using the wiki-style markup language. Currently, the plugin supports only the output to HTML. This plugin may also be used not only for documentation purposes, but it was the main goal of creating it.
The very first usable version of BlackDoc is available.
I uploaded this project to Google Code, here is the link to the project page: http://code.google.com/p/blackdoc/
Source code versions are managed using Mercurial (hg): http://code.google.com/p/blackdoc/source/checkout
Also, here is the large description of this plugin, the page was generated by the plugin itself, without any additional changes: http://blackdoc.googlecode.com/hg/documentation/html/help/description-en.html
Plugin was written using C::B svn7899 version, C::B SDK 1.11.18, Linux Mint Debian Edition. It is also necessary to use the c++0x compiler flag.
Currently I need some feedback/testing/bugreports etc. And it would be pleasant, if someone could test the plugin on windows, and, maybe, on Mac.
Sorry for errors, my English is still not good enough.
edit: some misleading info was corrected
MortenMacFly:
Sounds interesting, but I don't get it compiled at all. The compiler freaks out completely. I am using TDM's GCC 4.6.1 but even with or without the C++11 compiler flag - no way. If you provide a working Windows version I guess you'll reach a broader audience - it should really be cross-platform. (I've made myself windows project files btw.)
Why do you need C++11? Is is only due to random numbers, or any more constraints? You put hard requirements here that might not be needed I think...
oBFusCATed:
Random numbers are present in TR1...
@marked:
1. You don't need the .depend file in the VCS, it is created automagically...
2. Can you add an autotools build system?
You can use the plugins at svn://cmpt.benbmp.org/cb_gdb_mi/debbugger_gdbm and svn://cmpt.benbmp.org/cb_editor_navigation
to see how can you do it, if you are not that familiar with autotools.
marked:
@MortenMacFly
Sorry for the misleading, that was c++0x flag actually. But on Windows, as I know, it is necessary to use the gnu++0x flag.
I used the std::unique_ptr and some nice features like "delete" to disable copy-ctor and also the "auto" keyword instead of writing the full iterator type.
I don't have windows installation right now, and no free space on my hard-drive to install it actually, so providing the windows version by me is a little bit difficult. Ok, maybe, when ubuntu 12.04 will be released, I'll try to install them both instead of LMDE...
@oBFusCATed
1) Removed.
2) Yes, you are right, I'm not familiar with autotools. I'll give it a go, but... is it really necessary? Why just not to build C::B using C::B?
svn claimed the first link as non-existant, the second worked.
ollydbg:
--- Quote from: marked on April 21, 2012, 09:34:14 am ---svn claimed the first link as non-existant, the second worked.
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The first svn address is:
--- Code: ---svn://cmpt.benbmp.org/cb_gdb_mi/debbugger_gdbmi
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