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James Ralph authored
Doxygen's preprocessor is responsible for things like -------------------- accumulate and reset hardware events from an event set < No such EventSet Available < No error < No error ... Definition at line 2619 of file papi.c. ------------------------------ Showing up in the breif description of PAPI_accum in html docs. This commit enables limiting expansion to a specified set of macros. What is going on: int PAPI_api_call() { .. if(foo) return PAPI_OK; .. } If doxygen's preprocessor gets ahold of this code, it becomes --------- if (foo) return 0 /*< No Error */; --------- Leading to things like; ---------------- < No Error < No Error ---------------- in the html breifs.
James Ralph authoredDoxygen's preprocessor is responsible for things like -------------------- accumulate and reset hardware events from an event set < No such EventSet Available < No error < No error ... Definition at line 2619 of file papi.c. ------------------------------ Showing up in the breif description of PAPI_accum in html docs. This commit enables limiting expansion to a specified set of macros. What is going on: int PAPI_api_call() { .. if(foo) return PAPI_OK; .. } If doxygen's preprocessor gets ahold of this code, it becomes --------- if (foo) return 0 /*< No Error */; --------- Leading to things like; ---------------- < No Error < No Error ---------------- in the html breifs.
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