Hi all,
Usually, for code documentation, we've either grepped the code for the method we wanted to look for, or used doxygen. I'm sure many of us have found doxygen a little too clunky, with too many clicks to find the required information.
For fun, I ran a perl script to parse our source code and pick out function data. Then I wrote a simple web-interface that searches for functions as you type, displaying a list of declaration lines, with a [show] link to show the full code of the function.
I thought this might be useful to some people who constantly grep through the code to find out the arguments to a function.
The site is available at: http://mwref.werdn.us
The source code for the Perl script, and the website, is available in the 'mwref' directory on my git repository. Patches are most welcome! http://gitweb.werdn.us/?p=scripts/.git;a=summary (web interface) git://werdn.us/scripts/ (git repository)
A database dump of the extracted function data is available to download (~1 MB) from my server: http://werdn.us/~andrew/mw_reference.sql.gz
Enjoy!