Dec 192017
Autodoc is a program which aides in the documentation of C programs. It will read a C source code file looking for a special comment statement indicating where to start documentation. Includes Turbo C source. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
AUTODOC.C | 22170 | 6203 | deflated |
AUTODOC.DOC | 2767 | 1118 | deflated |
AUTODOC.EXE | 16848 | 10095 | deflated |
README | 809 | 456 | deflated |
Download File AUTODOC.ZIP Here
Contents of the README file
This program is used to automatically generate documentation for C source programs. It will:
1. Place a comment block near the beginning of the file containing a
list of all functions found.
2. Place a comment block before each function in the file listing the
names and types of arguments used.
3. Create a separate function header declaration file.
Autodoc was originally written for the AMIGA and DATAGENERAL and has now been ported to IBM and will compile with TURBOC. The machine type is controlled by conditional compilation using #define (see listing).
This ARC file consists of:
1. README (this file)
2. AUTOEXEC.DOC
3. AUTOEXEC.C
4. AUTOEXEC.EXE
For a quick summary of required inputs and switches, invoke AUTODOC from the command line without arguments.
1. Place a comment block near the beginning of the file containing a
list of all functions found.
2. Place a comment block before each function in the file listing the
names and types of arguments used.
3. Create a separate function header declaration file.
Autodoc was originally written for the AMIGA and DATAGENERAL and has now been ported to IBM and will compile with TURBOC. The machine type is controlled by conditional compilation using #define (see listing).
This ARC file consists of:
1. README (this file)
2. AUTOEXEC.DOC
3. AUTOEXEC.C
4. AUTOEXEC.EXE
For a quick summary of required inputs and switches, invoke AUTODOC from the command line without arguments.
December 19, 2017
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