- for that amazing piece of software!
This extension to the Fossies special features may be of particular interest to software authors and developers. Doxygen helps to understand code structures and dependencies amongst others by generating a class browser, dependency graphs, and syntax-highlighted source code (cross-referenced to the documentation).
Two lists of "doxified" packages exist:
Of course that new source code documentation pages are accessible also via the respective "standard" Fossies contents pages with typical URLs like
http://fossies.org/<os>/<folder>/<pkg_name><pkg_vrs><pkg_ext>/
(for e.g.: http://fossies.org/unix/misc/pcre-8.32.tar.gz/)
by using the new addtional link "Doxygen docs" within the "Fossies path:" line.
An easier and more direct way is to just use the additionally offered shortened URLs like
http://fossies.org/dox/<pkg_name><pkg_vrs>/
(for e.g.: http://fossies.org/dox/pcre-8.32/)
or even the more persistent URLs just containing the basic package name like
http://fossies.org/dox/<pkg_name>/
(for e.g.: http://fossies.org/dox/pcre/)
In the latter case and also in the case of unavailable package versions (maybe caused by newer releases)
"Fossies" tries to guess the according current package and offers in case of unambiguities a selection page.
All three above methods accesses the same documentation pages.
Special thanks to Dimitri van Heesch - the author of - for that amazing piece of software!