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Documentation Framework like JavaDoc for Objective C

Does Objective C have a documentation framework similar to JavaDoc where documentation can be generated from the source code?

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Doxygen is quite popular among Obj-C developers.

Ole Begemann  2009-12-16 00:23:32
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Doxygen! You can use it for many languages, including Objective-c

davidrobles  2009-12-16 00:23:42
Definitely the best option. If you'd like to go even further, I've written a script that will convert Doxygen's output to look more like Apple's API docs: http://github.com/mattball/doxyclean
Matt Ball  2009-12-16 04:13:18

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