NetBeans & SunStudio don't show Help in C programming

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Replies: 4 - Last Post: February 02, 2010 12:25
by: Behzad Asadi Isfahani
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Posted: January 25, 2010 06:16 by Behzad Asadi Isfahani
Hello All ,

I've used NetBeans for JAVA, and seen the IDE can show all helps, comments and info exist at top of methods in any classes , when press the ctrl + space.
In end of a project, We could select a JAVA DOC button to create documentation of the project we've written into it.
Those are very useful in any projects.

I need to know how can see them in C projects , and create doc ? Is it possible or not (in netbeans and sunstudio)? Do I have to set any configures ?


I'll really happy If you can help me.

Thanks for your time.
With Best Wishes
Behzad Asadi Isfahani
 
Posted: January 25, 2010 19:30 by wiloe101
Well see the documentation is part of the core java API there is a tool called javadoc.. this tool takes tags that you write into your java code in the commets,, and generates the documantion. there are simlar tools for C/C++ one of them is called AutoDoc..

but I am not sure if the GCC or G++ comes with any such tools.. my advice is to look around for the tools on the internet doing a quick search on google I was able to find a dozen such tools I hope this helps.. also.. if all else fails you could prolly write a simple praser your self. have fun Smile
 
Posted: February 01, 2010 07:45 by Behzad Asadi Isfahani
HI wiloe101
Thanks for your time.
That is very good,
But I need that contains in NetBeans.
I think The NetBeans has thought about it.


Regards
Behzad Asadi Isfahani

 
Posted: February 01, 2010 19:30 by Fabrizio Giudici
Behzad,

I think you're asking in the wrong place: Kenai is a forge and not necessarily related with NetBeans (but for the fact that NetBeans has special support for Kenai). You should rather check the community page of NetBeans:

http://netbeans.org/community/lists/top.html

I think that nbusers is the mailing list you need. I can't help directly with your topic, because I've not used C/C++ for many years.

Cheers.
 
Posted: February 02, 2010 12:25 by Behzad Asadi Isfahani
Hi Fabrizio Giudici
Thanks.
Excuse me for that.
Regards
Behzad Asadi Isfahani.

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by: Behzad Asadi Isfahani
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