   Those code reference generators.
  I've heard about programs that reads your source files ( in my case C++) and that, along a specific commenting syntax, output 'on the fly' html references.  I am curious about those, did anyone actually use them ? sounds like a great idea but those I seem to find looks centered much more on Java.  Any suggestions or input appreciated.[edited by - xmcbainx on July 31, 2003 3:22:22 PM]
Doxygen;  Not only do they make these pages, but they enforce a good commenting standard.  We never generate the pages, but they do make the inline comments easier to write.Visual studio .net has it built in, but it is a bit crappy.An external one like Doxygen should be good.   ;  I''m pretty sure Doxygen does not do `on the fly` generation.. it has to (basically) compile your files.. If you have it set to do alot of graphs that can take some time, but not bad.Regardless though, Doxygen is very cool, and well suited to commenting C/C++ files.Imho of course./waveFeral 