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09bc8593
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2009-11-19T23:49:39
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there seems to either be a bug in the latex output from doxygen or a bug in latex in parsing what look like perfectly valid label names. either way, the doc generation is failing on at least some linux systems and will succeed correctly if PDF_HYPERLINKS are enabled (which are awesome to have regardless). bug was reported by geoff sauerborn of ARL.
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743dcc85
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2008-05-22T14:38:24
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* Refactor the documentation to have a cleaner frontpage: put the tutorial
and the FAQ in two separate pages, add links to the most important C and
C++ documentation, and add projects_using_ftgl.txt to the doxygen project.
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65c77f88
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2008-05-02T13:17:45
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* Generate PDF documentation if a proper LaTeX installation can be found.
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025860bc
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2008-05-02T09:58:24
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* Converted the HTML documentation to Doxygen so that everything ends up
in the same document. Plus, Doxygen's C++ pretty-printer is very nice for
code examples.
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cd3d79bb
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2008-05-02T09:16:51
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* Activate macro expansion in Doxygen to hide useless macros such as
FTGL_EXPORT in the documentation.
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69b3d506
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2008-05-01T07:47:24
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* Predefine __cplusplus in the Doxygen config file so that the whole
headers are parsed.
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acff56f2
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2008-05-01T07:37:56
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* Generate the Doxygen configuration file at configure time so that we
don't need to hardcode the package version in it.
* Only generate documentation for the public classes.
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