Configuring and Using Doxygen: Difference between revisions
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2. Then go to the directory where source files are kept. For example, in our case we go to the <>/src/ directory. | 2. Then go to the directory where source files are kept. For example, in our case we go to the <>/src/ directory. | ||
3. Run command doxygen -g which will generate the file " | 3. Run command doxygen -g which will generate the file "Doxyfile" | ||
4. Now we can configure the doxygen as per our need using this " | 4. Now we can configure the doxygen as per our need using this "Doxyfile". | ||
For Example, | For Example, | ||
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If we set CALL_GRAPH = YES it will generate a dependency graph for functions and methods. | If we set CALL_GRAPH = YES it will generate a dependency graph for functions and methods. | ||
5. When you are done with the editing the | 5. When you are done with the editing the Doxyfile, run the command | ||
doxygen | doxygen Doxyfile | ||
6. This will create the all documentation and diagrams as per the | 6. This will create the all documentation and diagrams as per the Doxyfile. | ||
7. Now you can browse the code by going to the html directory generated in the source files' directory and opening index.html in browser. | 7. Now you can browse the code by going to the html directory generated in the source files' directory and opening index.html in browser. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||