From: Christian Schuhegger
Subject: in code documentation similar to javadoc?
Date:
Message-ID: <3F3A03EC.6060503@cern.ch>
hello,
does anybody know of a similar in code documentation system for lisp
like javadoc or doxygen? which can produce documentation in html and
perhaps other formats like latex?
many thanks!
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Christian Schuhegger
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From: Marco Antoniotti
Subject: Re: in code documentation similar to javadoc?
Date:
Message-ID: <3F3A489F.2070305@cs.nyu.edu>
Christian Schuhegger wrote:
> hello,
>
> does anybody know of a similar in code documentation system for lisp
> like javadoc or doxygen? which can produce documentation in html and
> perhaps other formats like latex?
>
> many thanks!
You can check USER-MANUAL in the AI.Repository and Albert at
albert.sourceforge.net
Cheers
Marco
Christian Schuhegger <····················@cern.ch> writes:
> does anybody know of a similar in code documentation system for lisp
> like javadoc or doxygen? which can produce documentation in html and
> perhaps other formats like latex?
Albert was mentioned a few days ago by Stig E. Sand� (in the middle of
the "Is DOCUMENTATION passe?" thread, so you may not have seen it),
Albert is a Common Lisp doc-generator, comparable to Javadoc and
Doxygen. Currently it generates DocBook. It reads an ASDF system
definition and documents the system. It is an experimental system
which may or may not work for you. It's just a tool I use, which
others might have an interest in.
http://albert.sourceforge.net/
-dan
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On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 11:25:00 +0200, Christian Schuhegger
<····················@cern.ch> wrote:
> does anybody know of a similar in code documentation system for lisp
> like javadoc or doxygen? which can produce documentation in html and
Have a look at Albert:
http://albert.sourceforge.net/
Paolo
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From: Christian Schuhegger
Subject: Re: in code documentation similar to javadoc?
Date:
Message-ID: <3F3B2E06.6080002@cern.ch>
thanks for all the answers to my question!
i had a look at albert but did not want to install a docbook-environment
on my system. besides that i use mk-defsystem instead of asdf.
therefore i did some more research and found:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~rfsber/Robo/robodoc.html
it is a quite primitive tool and even if it claims to be able to handle
lisp it is not. but it can be easily made to handle lisp by patching the
headers.c file.
i'll give it a try...
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Christian Schuhegger
http://galileo.spaceports.com/~cschuheg