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I had no trouble installing it on Windows. I integrated it into Eclipse
with the eclox plug-in to give me a platform independent interface.
I am sure that someone has resolved the cross platform issues with Ant.
I suppose you have to guage how many platforms you need to actually
support - there are getting to be fewer and fewer as time goes by.
I have never seen the code source hyperlinked together. Sounds like a
useful feature if your classes are large and naming conventions not very
easy to follow.
I am using it with ActionScript and it works pretty well but would
benefit from a pre-processor to rearrange some of the Actionscript
peculiarities.
I like the flexibility of JavaDoc tagging.
Good luck with your search.
Ron
Dominique Devienne wrote:
Doesn't Doxygen do the same thing plus give you class diagrams all in
HTML or other formats?
Maybe (although I've found doxygen to be non-trivial to configure when
I tried it on a C++ project), but it's main drawback is that it's
native code instead of Java, so doesn't integrate to a cross-platform
Ant-based build env like mine as easily.
Doxygen's a good tool, but would not be my first choice just for Java
code convertion to HTML. Plus I'm not sure it gives you
cross-referenced HTML, where each type used in the code is linked to
its definition. --DD
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