Main Page Namespace List Class Hierarchy Compound List File List Namespace Members Compound Members File Members

RF-LISSOM Code Documentation

3.0a1

Disclaimer

This information is provided in the hope that it will be useful when trying to understand or modify the LISSOM code, but without any warranty that it is correct, complete, or up-to-date. It is all generated automatically from the comments and statements in the code, and thus may not have been proofread in this format recently.

Overview of Contents

The various sections contain different subsets and views of the code:

Class Hierarchy (Graphical Version): Shows the inheritance relationship between all classes, structs, etc.; the graphical version looks nicer. The nodes in the class graph lead to full documentation for each class except for some obsolete C structs and a few classes defined in system headers.
Compound List: Lists and briefly describes only the fully-documented classes, structs, etc.
Namespace List: Lists and briefly describes documented namespaces, which in turn list all functions defined within those namespaces. Currently only a few files use namespaces; most of these are generic template functions not belonging to any class.
File List: Lists and describes all files and lets you peruse all objects defined within. Also shows include-file dependencies.
Compound Members: Global index of all documented members of compound objects, e.g. member functions and member variables.
Namespace Members: Global index of all documented items defined within any non-global namespace.
File Members: Global index of all documented instantiated objects with global or file scope, including global variables.

Status of the code

As of 4/2000, much of the code has been rewritten cleanly in C++, but the rest is still quite-confusing C code. So that they will not be confused with C++ classes, the documentation for obsolete C structs has been suppressed. Almost all of the clean code is in the class or namespace listings; the file listings and global listings show the rest. The C files tend to have tortuous include dependencies, which will hopefully be eliminated soon.

James A. Bednar (jbednar@cs.utexas.edu)

http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/jbednar

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