How to Create (HTML and PDF) Software Documentation Using Doxygen

This video is focused on showing you how to use Doxygen to create HTML or PDF documentation from annotated C or C++ code.
We will cover: how to install it, how to use it, and how to use it in conjunction with Segger Embedded Studio.

[olgapiwowarczyk]

I ended my 3-day fight with starting this program from the command panel thanks to u. Love this video! Precise tutorial for beginners

[shanekent]

Hey mate! Thanks for putting this video together. It showed me just enough to get me going with Doxygen. Much appreciated!

[gabrielsoaressellin]

Thank you! I really needed a super quick start and this video was just the thing.

[NeilBeresford]

Thanks for the video, however you didn't show how to set up to generate PDF document.

[LordBuhi]

A brief short overview, awesome, thank you

[natetolbert]

I don't think its pronounced "de-oxygen". It is a docs generator. Its gotta be DOCS-uh-gen as in 'docs gen tool'. too big a coincidence not to be.

[DavidEsp]

Nice to see a basic figure-out-able demo based on a simple code example.

[rifkyakhmadf]

thanks good job !
im a newbie and your video is very helpfull to learn about tool document generator.

[MrSauce]

hey thanks for the video very helpful. For the GUI frontend how does it know where to find the doxygen.conf file, does it search recursively? What if there are more than one, and what if its named something else like my_doxygen.conf. Is there a field in the GUI frontend to tell it which config to use ?

[adityachoudhary]

Thank you for putting this informative video.

[rkj]

If you have problem with blank index.htlm add /** \file */ at beginning of function.h

[kaushikneelakandan]

Where is the PDF creation explanation?

[MrAnomic]

I'm pretty sure Doxygen is pronounced "DOCS-YGEN" as a play on words with document and oxygen put togetterh.