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I've done this sort of thing back in the day with javadoc. It's not a bad process. I fairly familiar with LaTeX and used it for the BASIC816 documentation, but I decided I didn't want to fuss with the table codes to get the manual I wanted and just went with Libre. I've no objection to switching over to this style of documentation though... it's not a bad way to do thing. |
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What about using Doxygen for generating documentation from source code annotation ?
It can export to LaTeX (which can export to PostScript/PDF), though I have never done it.
The "paper" documentation tends to lag behind the code because it's remote from it. By using documentation in the code, it's easier to keep things up to date.
Thoughts ?
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