Re: doxygen

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Jan Stary <hans@xxxxxxxx> writes:

> There is a Doxyfile (last touched 2011) that nothing seems to use.

Wouldn't Doxygen use it if someone were to run it?  Can't speak for the
quality of the output it might produce, though.

> There is also this in src/sox.h:
>
> #ifndef _DOXYGEN_
> lsx_static_assert(sizeof(sox_int8_t)==1,   sox_int8_size);
> lsx_static_assert(sizeof(sox_uint8_t)==1,  sox_uint8_size);
> lsx_static_assert(sizeof(sox_int16_t)==2,  sox_int16_size);
> lsx_static_assert(sizeof(sox_uint16_t)==2, sox_uint16_size);
> lsx_static_assert(sizeof(sox_int32_t)==4,  sox_int32_size);
> lsx_static_assert(sizeof(sox_uint32_t)==4, sox_uint32_size);
> lsx_static_assert(sizeof(sox_int64_t)==8,  sox_int64_size);
> lsx_static_assert(sizeof(sox_uint64_t)==8, sox_uint64_size);
> #endif
>
> What does sizeof(int) have to do with using DOXYGEN (or not)?

I have no idea.

> Can we remove these please?

It's relatively harmless.  I want to focus on cleaning up things that
make maintenance difficult first.

-- 
Måns Rullgård


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