Hi.
I'm a Java developer and I'm in the process of learning .net.
There is some kind of documentation generator like JavaDoc
Regards
C#: Something like JAVADOC?
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C#: Something like JAVADOC?
Joe Beam
Hua Chen - MSFT
AFAIK - NDoc is the only reasonable option currently available.
Regarding .NET 2.0 - take a read http://ndoc.sourceforge.net/wiki/dotNet_2.0_Support
Victor_123
I'm programming C++ and are using doxygen (www.doxygen.net). The tools is almost the same as javadoc, but I'm not sure if C# is supported, too. Just have a look at the homepage.
Regards, Ingo
Lavaor
sutorius
That URL wasn't working for me. In any case Microsoft is planning to release a version of our in-house doc-generating tool (that supports 2.0) sometime in the next few months. Updates and announcements will be posted on the Developer Documentation and Help System Forum at http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx ForumID=66&SiteID=1
Michael Blome
Visual C# Documentation Team
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