
Doxygen alternatives
Doxygen gives you the ability to generate documentation from source code. It is the default tool for loading documentation from annotated C++ sources, though it also works with leading programming languages like VHDL, C, IDL, D, Objective-C, Python, PHP, and Java. The tool is equipped with many desirable functionalities. Among these is the capability to generate an online documentation browser in HTML or through a couple of documented source files.
Support is also extended towards generating output in Unix man pages, RTF, compressed HTML, PostScript, and hyperlinked PDF. Extraction of the document is done from the sources, allowing for the proper generation of documentation. You have the option to modify the parameters of Doxygen to pull the code structure from source files that are undocumented. This process is great for navigating large source distributions. It is capable of visualizing the association between several elements through collaboration diagrams, dependency graphs, and inheritance diagrams, and all of these are generated automatically. Lastly, the tool can be used for making normal documentation as well.





























