That depends.. it would be more helpful to evaluate comparing to Doxygen if a more meaty C++ example was used. This is our std::vector implementation (below). T

That depends.. it would be more helpful to evaluate comparing to Doxygen if a more meaty C++ example was used. This is our std::vector implementation (below). The STL provides enough meat for any doc generator to chew on... http://bloomberg.github.com/bsl/group__bslstl__vector.html http://bloomberg.github.com/bsl/group__bslstl__vector.html I'm no fan of Doxygen output, but it is used because it has proven to be the most robust for documenting complicated code. edit: links