Hemanth P.S. hemanth_sethuram at yahoo.com
Tue Oct 1 01:49:24 EDT 2002

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Pierre Rouleau <pieroul at attglobal.net> wrote in message news:<3D98D9D9.8000009 at attglobal.net>...
> I have been using docutil and reStructuredText for Python code and it 
> works great. Pydoc does a superb job of helping in setting up an 
> internal web site that provides documentation for our Python code, let 
> alone the ability to run doctest test and show auto testing of python 
> documentation on line!
> 
> That works great for our Python code.  Now i want to do the same thing 
> for our C++ code.  Since Python has been partly implemented in C / C++ 
> i tough there might already exist some tools for parsing C++ and some 
> comments (given some formatting conventions) and generate the same kind 
> of output the html tool of docutil does.
> 
> Does any one know any thing that resembles that?
> 
> Thanks

Have you tried using Doxygen?

-Hemanth Sethuram
<hemanth_sethuram at yahoo.com>

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