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- wolfSSL with Doxygen 1.8.13
- ---- Dependencies ----
- cmake
- make
- git
- latex-see below (With pdflatex included. However the pdflatex dependency can be removed by
- setting USE_PDFLATEX to NO in the file "Doxyfile" located at
- doc/formats/pdf/Doxyfile )
- The following texlive packages were installed when creating this
- documentation on Linux Mint:
- sudo apt install texlive
- sudo apt install texlive-latex-extra
- For Mac users Basic Tex from TUG is recommended. After installing BasicTex
- additional dependencies will need to be met:
- % sudo tlmgr update --self
- % sudo tlmgr install tabu varwidth multirow adjustbox collectbox sectsty tocloft collection-fontsextra
- ---- Generating the Documentation ----
- If you are looking to just generate the html documentation and not interested in
- how to add your own just run one of the following commands from the main wolfssl
- directory:
- make dox (this option will make both html and pdf documentation)
- make dox-html (only html documentation)
- make dox-pdf (only pdf documentation)
- If it is the first time running one of the above commands the command will take
- some time to run. This is because the doxygen repository must be clones and then
- built along with the time taken to make the documentation.
- Once documentation generation has completed to open the html use a browser to
- open doc/html/index.html. To open the generated pdf looking for
- refman.pdf located and doc/refman.pdf.
- ---- Configure ----
- Doxygen uses a file called "Doxyfile" to hold all its values for configuration.
- If needed, to generate a fresh Doxfile run the command
- doxygen -g
- Once a Doxyfile is generate there are a few options to keep in mind.
- Below are some the the settings that are currently used:
- EXTRACT_ALL
- - this option determines if all API are extracted or just API that is documented.
- OPTIMIZE_OUTPUT_FOR_C
- - changes the look and naming schemes used in generated documentation.
- RECURSIVE
- - allows doxygen to search subdirectories in a library for documenting.
- GENERATE_LATEX
- - tells doxygen whether or not to generate LATEX documentation. The Latex
- that is generated is used to generate a PDF as well.
- ENABLE_PREPROCESSING
- - tells doxygen whether or not to ignore C/C++ preprocessors directives i.e #ifdef, #ifndef
- EXCLUDE
- - allows the user to specify files or directories to ignore when documenting.
- HTML_EXTRA_STYLESHEET
- -allows the user to specify their own css style sheet to use for the doxygen html.
- SHOW_USED_FILES and SHOW_FILES
- - when using groups it is important to keep these options set to yes otherwise
- functions with documentation that are not part of a group may fail to be included
- in the generated documentation.
- ---- Embedding Documentation ----
- Doxygen API documentation should be placed in the doc/dox_comments/
- directory. The documentation should be stored in a file in this directory with the
- same name of the file in which the API resides in the wolfssl repository. C code
- header files (*.h) should be used when writing the API documentation. If API in a
- file is being documented for the first time be sure to add the to the top of the
- original file:
- /*!
- \file wolfssl/PATH_TO_FILE/FILE_NAME
- */
- This ensures that the file will be linked to in the doxygen generated html.
- When specifying a specific file with the \file command be sure to include part of
- the file's path so that it is a unique name. This allows for linking to files even
- when multiple files share the same name.
- To ensure that doxygen documents a specific API in to a desired module be sure
- to include that module's name in the \ingroup. The current modules to choose from
- are as follows but new group can be made:
- \ingroup 3DES
- \ingroup AES
- \ingroup ARC4
- \ingroup BLAKE2
- \ingroup Camellia
- \ingroup ChaCha
- \ingroup ChaCha20Poly1305
- \ingroup Curve25519
- \ingroup DSA Algorithms
- \ingroup Diffie-Hellman
- \ingroup ECC
- \ingroup ED25519
- \ingroup HC128
- \ingroup HMAC
- \ingroup IDEA
- \ingroup MD2
- \ingroup MD4
- \ingroup MD5
- \ingroup PKCS7
- \ingroup Password
- \ingroup Poly1305
- \ingroup RIPEMD
- \ingroup RSA
- \ingroup Rabbit
- \ingroup SHA
- \ingroup SRP
- \ingroup wolfCrypt
- \ingroup openSSL
- \ingroup CertManager
- \ingroup TLS
- \ingroup CertsKeys
- \ingroup Setup
- \ingroup IO
- \ingroup Debug
- If one of the above modules/ groups does not fit a desired function then a new
- group will need to be created. To do this include add a new group definition
- to the doxygen_groups.h file located at documentation/formats/pdf/doxygen_groups.h
- /*!
- \defgroup <group name> <description>
- */
- The general outline when documenting within the wolfssl library in doxygen should
- look like as follows:
- /*!
- \ingroup //if API should be in a separate module
- \brief <description of API>
- \return <name of return> <description> // each return will need \return.
- \param <name of param> <description> // stands for parameter, each parameter will need \param.
- _Example_
- \code
- // any example code here
- \endcode
- \sa // stands for see also. Each API reference here should begin with \sa
- \sa <Function>
- \sa <Function>
- */
- When adding new documentation be sure to keep the sections, \ingroup, \brief,
- \param, \return, Etc. separated with at least 1 newline. This insures that when
- doxygen attempts to generate documentation the sections do not overlap each other
- and produce errors (this is especially important when the latex is being generated).
- Once finished creating new documentation it is highly recommended to generate new
- html and pdf to ensure no errors were introduced that prevent documentation
- generation and that the documentation shows up correctly.
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