Re: kernel-doc headers for assembly language functions

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"Elliott, Robert (Servers)" <elliott@xxxxxxx> writes:

> Is there a recommended way to document assembly language functions
> with the kernel-doc format?
>
> scripts/kernel-doc doesn't understand assembly language files and
> using SYM_FUNC_START to identify a function entry point. Unlike
> a C function header, that line just identifies the function name,
> not any of the arguments.

As you note, it doesn't work currently.  The most common way of dealing
with this, I think, is to put the kerneldoc comments with the declaration
of the function that is (usually) found in a C header file somewhere.

Thanks,

jon



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