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Monday, August 4, 2003

Programming language documentation standards

Now that all my test cases pass for every language, I have the task of documenting So, I'm now researching what's standard documentation practice for each of the languages I wrote an implementation of my secret project in.

First, Java:

Perl:

PHP:

phpDocumentor
What else is there for PHP? Is there anything more standard?

Python:

Docutils
Docstring conventions
Python Style Guide (original flavor) and the Python Style Guide (PEP flavor)
HTMLgen

C++:

Yeah, I have no clue what documentation standards I should use. I can use Javadoc-style comments, for instance, but is there anything that can process that and produce HTML documentation for it?

Update: Newest info here.

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edited: 2003-08-09 12:00 (utc-4)

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∴ Adam Vandenberg | 4-Aug-2003 11:59pm est | http://flangy.com | #2638

Awesome, thanks.

∴ Keith Gaughan | 6-Aug-2003 5:59am est | http://www.talideon.com/ | #2649

Awesome. I'm pretty sure I've heard of Doxygen before. That'll teach me to not not keep track of things I may one day find useful. I wonder what else is out there I didn't know about.

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Programming language documentation standards

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