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Documentation for C++ and Beyond
CHAPTERS
Generic documentation comments
Writing a top level entry
Writing a file level entry
Documenting elements
Independent comments
Documentation language
Referencing
@ref format
@ref special considerations
Other texinfo references
Referencing arbitrary locations
Referencing elements in other directories
Resolving ambiguities
Sectioning commands
Enhanced commands
@multitable extensions
@enumerate settings
simple itemize
@center section
Relaxing @end ...
Math modes
@eqn command
@math command
@smallmath command
@math examples
Subscripts and Superscripts
Sums, Unions, Integrals
Placement
Parenthesis
Arrays
Math functions
Overhead bar
Classical examples
Math convenience shorthands
Greek symbols
Index commands
@menu command
@image command
New texinfo commands
@refs
@alignedexample
As-is texinfo commands
TTH output for math examples
Invoking d4c&b
Setup and configuration
Determining file type
Configuration file
Documenting ``C++''
Referencing special cases
Referencing overloaded functions
Referencing templates
Linking virtual functions
``C++'' limitation
No ``C++'' preprocessor macros in elements
Functions prototypes.
Typedef parsing.
Finding where an element ends
const in prototype definitions
Ranking of references in a ``C++'' class
Special elements
Documenting bison files
Documenting flex files
Documenting tcl files
Documenting application specific files
Simple d4c&b files
Incorporating texinfo files
DIRECTORIES
bison
flex
info
rx
texi