I wanted to see what this Doxygen tool does. I’ve come to the conclusion that audacity is a project is a exceeding complex project that appears at first glance to have it’s game on. Time to kick the tires, look under the hood and take her for a spin.
I downloaded doxygen and doxygen-gui from the synaptic repository. Since I have a preference for gui’s I ran doxywizard.
Step 1) Specify working directory from which doxygen will run.
/usr/bin
Step 2) Configure doxygen using the wizard..
(Make sure you check recursive for the source code.. This is where things went wrong on the first attempt.)
I ran across this beginners tutorial on doxygen.
http://www.jiggerjuice.net/software/doxygen.html
What a nice little site.
Ok… I just got done running doxygen on audacity.
It took a while but the result was impressive.
Ok.. Time to give it a whirl on heekscad and see what happens. (Back to bed and hopefully I have a few moments before I go work to check out the result)
Just a note to self. I didn’t use the dot tool on audacity. I did on heeks (probably a mistake) Needed to install graphviz and restart doxygen.
Need to try the dot tool on audacity and see what looks different.
