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I've got doxyrest working for my documentation but since it comes from fortran code
it needs a little tweaking. My guess is that I should add fortran templates in frame but
I'm not sure I understand how it inferfaces with the rest of the code. Pointers welcome!
thanks!
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Apologies for the late reply. You are right, to support a new language, a new set of frames should be prepared. Modifications of the C++ portion might be required, too, but that's unlikely -- I believe that the support for Fortran could be added using frames only.
Currently, we have three sets of frames: C-family, CMake, Lua; they are located in folders frame/cfamily; frame/cmake and frame/lua respectively. CMake is the smallest and the simplest one of the three, so it probably makes sense to take it as a starting point.
Unfortunately, I don't know enough Fortran to create a proper skeleton for the new set of frames, but I will answer any question you might have and will try to assist otherwise.
Hi!
I've got doxyrest working for my documentation but since it comes from fortran code
it needs a little tweaking. My guess is that I should add fortran templates in frame but
I'm not sure I understand how it inferfaces with the rest of the code. Pointers welcome!
thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: