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I got a clang-related compilation error trying to build doxypress-1.2.4 on my debian machine. This was after I hacked my Makefiles to make it pick up the 3.5 clang install. make[2]: Entering directory '/home/marlowa/Downloads/DoxyPress-1.2.4/bin' depbase=`echo src/parse_clang.o | sed 's|[^/]*$|.deps...

With respect to the clang headers, since you mention synaptic I am presuming you are building either on Debian or Ubuntu. For either OS the headers we are using are contained in package 'libclang-3.5-dev'. In both cases the compile and link flags should be appended to as follows: CXXFLAGS+=" -...

The CopperSpice libraries are released under GNU GPL version 3 and LGPL version 2.1. We can not provide a proprietary license. If requested we can provide paid support or contract work to enhance CopperSpice. LGPL version 2.1 absolutely allows developers the right to create and sell closed source a...

Alister wrote: When the attribute "Warn about undoumented parameters" is turned on, the following message

• Warning: Documented empty return type

appears for functions which return void.

That sounds like a bug to me.

At long last I have managed to reproduce the problem I saw a few weeks ago. The offending header file is at the end of this message. The doxypress HTML output has several functions that are documented to have the parameter bmyflag when the actual parameter is different. The bmyflag parameter comes f...

When building from a git checkout, you will need to run 'autoreconf -i' as the first step in the build process. This fixed the problem. This is noted in the CopperSpice documentation here: http://www.copperspice.com/docs/cs_overview/requirements-x11.html . Running autoconf itself is not sufficient ...

Thanks to some help from Ansel I managed to get doxypress built from the officially released source. So I can now see the core dump I was getting before on Windows. I understand that the latest source has a fix for this so I dit a git clone and tried to build. Here's what I got: marlowa@computerroom...

I notice that when you use the tool for converting a doxygen config file to a doxypress json file, there are a few of things that could be improved: * it could start the file browser in the directory you are actually in. That seems a better default to me. * then you save the json file the default di...

I wonder what the Copperspice position is on it being used to develop proprietary applications. Qt has a dual license arrangement. Basically Qt is open source unless you are using it to develop something that is proprietary (in which case you have to pay).

Hello everyone,

Are there any plans for a python copperspice module, similar to pyQt? I am currently looking at writing some python code with a GUI and there are a plethora of GUI toolkits to choose from, but not one for Copperspice that I can see.