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+4  Q: 

Javadoc-like documentation for C/C++ libraries?

Is there such a thing as Javadoc-type documentation available for C/C++ libraries?

+15  A: 

Yes, doxygen for documenting your code.

If you mean documentation of existing libraries :

For the STL, check out the sgi site.

For a general c/ c++ reference see here.

For a specific library, check its site.

Tom  2010-09-05 21:55:38
There are several possibilities (docbook, etc), but Doxygen has the advantage of understanding Javadoc format. If you are accustomed to Javadoc, Doxygen is probably the most natural choice.
bta  2010-09-05 21:57:30

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