I would like to generate documentation for C++ files with doxygen. Everything is good when all the *.h and *.cpp files are stored in one folder. Then I type
doxygen -g doxygenfile
and then
doxygen doxygenfile
After all this I have a latex folder and an html folder. Everything is good. The problem is when these files *.h *.cpp are stored in different locations, e.g.: *.h in H folder *.cpp in CPP folder and so on. Could somebody tell me how to generate the documentation in this case?
If you want a GUI to tweak how Doxygen works you can use doxywizard and open the generate Doxyfile.
In order to make doxygen look into the subdirectories you can change in the Doxyfile this line
RECURSIVE =
with
RECURSIVE = YES
Edit: As bornruffians pointed out, Doxygen looks for the source files in the directories specified in the INPUT setting (always in the Doxyfile). So you can specify each directory in the INPUT tag by writing something like
INPUT = "src/CPP" "src/H"
and turn off the RECURSIVE tag. You can also put single files as values for the INPUT tag.
