Path: utzoo!utgpu!news-server.csri.toronto.edu!cs.utexas.edu!usc!jarthur!watson!ssdken
From: ssdken@watson.Claremont.EDU (Ken Nelson)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: C documentation
Message-ID: <7928@jarthur.Claremont.EDU>
Date: 25 Jul 90 20:40:07 GMT
References: <58440@bbn.BBN.COM>
Sender: news@jarthur.Claremont.EDU
Reply-To: ssdken@watson.Claremont.EDU (Ken Nelson)
Lines: 48

My employer (Software Systems Design) offers CDADL, DocGen and Testgen.



   CDADL  - source code analyzer, many cross references,
	    printing, lots more....



|> I am looking for ways to generate documentation from C source code.
|> I'm not sure what it can/should do aside from extracting headers and
|> comments, which would be pretty simple. I would be open to inserting
|> keywords into the C source comments to format the generated document.

   DocGen - extract documentation from source, including many
	     automatic items, as well as user entered by special
             keys.  Documents formatted by a writing a 
	     table of contents (like in a book), DocGen does
	     the rest.  You could generate a Unix style man
	     page from source, or just about any type of 
	     document.  A lot of our customers use it for 

|> other documentation aids, such as static flow analysis tools.


   TestGen - TestGen analyzes paths through the program and then
	     verifies execution of paths (test path coverage).



|> Public domain software would be best. 

    These cost, but you get what you pay for. Price depends on
    hardare, OS and # of users.  Please call, email or write if
    you would like more info or a brochure.


|> Thanks for any leads,
|> Deborah Wilbert

	Your Welcome:

				Ken Nelson
				Principal Engineer
				Software Systems Design
				3627 Padua Av.
				Claremont, CA 91711
				(714) 624-3402