We are using Doxygen for code documentation and Eclox to integrate this into the CW IDE 10.7. This has worked without problems for some years now. Now after we have bought new PC:s with windows 10 it’s hard to get things working.
Normally a blue ”@” is visible in the toolbar but this one is now not visible. Doxygen and Graphviz are installed and Exlox is installed via ”Install New Software…” under help. Doxygen is selected as documentation tool in ”preferences”.
Are any important steps missed or are there any known problems with Windows 10?
/ Bengt Andersson
Hello,
Did you use the zip file from eclox | Eclox ?
And what version did you install. For CW for MCU 10.7 I have the version 0.8 installed.
The CW Eclipse version is a bit older, but the 0.8 version works for me:
In any case: the following article is a bit older too, but should help you: 5 Best Eclipse Plugins: #1 (Eclox with Doxygen, Graphviz and Mscgen) | MCU on Eclipse
I hope this helps,
Erich
Hi Erich!
Hi Bengt,
I have added a note to that article. The thing is that the Eclox project ownership has changed and moved to that site and GitHub site.
CW for MCU10.0 uses the same Eclipse version as 10.7, and I'm using the Eclox 0.8 version there as well.
Erich
Hi Erich!
I found one 0.8 version on https://github.com/anb0s/eclox/releases but this one is not working when trying to install.
How and where can I find a working 0.8 version??
/Bengt
Hi Bengt,
This is what I did:
1) Downloaded the .zip file from eclox | Eclox
2) extracted the zip file
3) Help > Install new software and pointed to the location in 2)
4) installed the 0.8 version from it (see above screenshot)
I hope this helps,
Erich
/ Bengt
Hi Bengt,
many thanks for all the feedback. I have updated that article now.
In general, I'm very careful about updating plugins in Eclipse: it searches for the latest and greatest, but as the CodeWarrior for MCU 10.x and 11.x IDE is based on the old Eclipse 4.2 Juno release, not all the new plugins might work.
Erich