Doxygen History

Support for RTF output.
Using the dot tool of the AT&T's GraphViz package, doxygen can now generate inheritance diagrams, collaboration diagrams, include dependency graphs, included by graphs and graphical inheritance overviews.
Function arguments can now be documentation with separate comment blocks.
Initializers and macro definitions are now included in the documentation.
Variables and typedefs are now put in their own section.
Old configuration files can be upgraded using the -u option without loosing any changes.
Using the \if and \endif commands, doxygen can conditionally include documentation blocks.
Added Doc++ like support for member grouping.
Doxygen now has a GUI front-end called doxywizard (based on Qt-2.1)
All info about configuration options is now concentrated in a new tool called configgen. This tool can generate the configuration parser and GUI front-end from source templates.
Better support for the using keyword.
New transparent mini logo that is put in the footer of all HTML pages.
Internationalization support for the Polish, Portuguese and Croatian language.
Todo list support.
If the source browser is enabled, for a function, a list of function whose implementation calls that function, is generated.
All source code fragments are now syntax highlighted in the HTML output. The colors can be changed using cascading style sheets.

Support for templates and namespaces.
Internationalization support. Currently supported languages are: English, Czech, German, Spanish, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanse, Dutch, and Swedish.
Automatic generation of inheritance diagrams for sub & super classes.
Support for man page, compressed HTML help, and hyperlinked PDF output.
Cross-referencing documentation with source code and source inlining.
LaTeX formulas can be included in the documentation.
Support for parsing Corba & Microsoft IDL.
Images can be included in the documentation.
Improved parsing & preprocessing.

LaTeX output generation.
Full JavaDoc support.
Build-in C-preprocessor for correct conditional parsing of source code that is read by Doxygen.
Build-in HTML to LaTeX converter. This allows you to use HTML tags in your documentation, while doxygen still generates proper LaTeX output.
Many new commands (there are now more than 60!) to document more entities, to make the documentation look nicer, and to include examples or pieces of examples.
Enum types, enum values, typedefs, defines, and files can now be documented.
Completely new documentation, that is now generated by Doxygen.
A lot of small examples are now included.

A search engine doxysearch, that allows you to search through the generated documentation.
A configuration file instead of command-line options. A default configuration file can be generated by doxygen.
Added an option to generate output for undocumented classes.
Added an option to generate output for private members.
Every page now contains a condensed index page, allowing much faster navigation through the documentation.
Global and member variables can now be documented.
A project name can now given, which will be included in the documentation.

Blocks of code are now parsed. Function calls and variables are replaced by links to their documentation if possible.
Special example documentation block added. This can be used to provide cross references between the documentation and some example code.
Documentation blocks can now be placed inside the body of a class.
Documentation blocks with line range may now be created using special //! C++ line comments.
Unrelated members can now be documented. A page containing a list of these members is generated.
Added an \include command to insert blocks of source code into the documentation.
Warnings are generated for members that are undocumented.
You can now specify your own HTML headers and footers for the generated pages.
Option added to generated indices containing all external classes instead of only the used ones.

Initial version.

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