Running dox++parse and dox++html
dox++parse parses the sources and creates a single JSON file containing all the information extracted (see JSON output of dox++parse). dox++html takes this JSON file and produces a web site for the documentation.
First, create a configuration file, see Configuring the dox++ tools for options.
dox++parse -g [<config_file>]
If <config_file> is left out, a file named dox++config will be created in the
current directory. Specifying a configuration file name could be useful for
example if multiple different web sites are created for the same project.
Paths in the configuration file are relative to the current
directory, not the configuration file (TODO: should we change that?).
The configuration file indicates the source files, the name and location of the intermediate JSON file, and the location for the output HTML files. After completing the configuration,
dox++parse [<config_file>]
will create the JSON data file. Next,
dox++html [<config_file>]
will create the website.