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Re: base: running make in Documentation subdir broken


From: Richard Frith-Macdonald
Subject: Re: base: running make in Documentation subdir broken
Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2021 06:58:42 +0100


> On 22 Apr 2021, at 22:32, Ivan Vučica <ivan@vucica.net> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> when running "Generating reference documentation...", the output is
> now full of screenfuls upon screenfuls of:
> 
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:501 Unexpected char (-) in 
> declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:502 Unexpected char (-) in 
> declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:504 Unexpected char (-) in 
> declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:505 Unexpected char (-) in 
> declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:507 Unexpected char (-) in 
> declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:508 Unexpected char (-) in 
> declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:510 Unexpected char (-) in 
> declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:511 Unexpected char (-) in 
> declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:515 Unexpected char (+) in 
> declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSNumberFormatter.h:523 Argh ... read '}' when
> looking for ';'
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSObject.h:292 Unexpected char (@) in declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSObject.h:308 Unexpected char (-) in declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSObject.h:312 Unexpected char (-) in declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSObject.h:315 Unexpected char (+) in declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSObject.h:316 Unexpected char (+) in declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSObject.h:317 Unexpected char (+) in declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSObject.h:339 Unexpected char (+) in declaration
> ../Headers/Foundation/NSObject.h:364 Unexpected char (+) in declaration
> 
> 
> I'm unfamiliar with how our doc generators work. What could we have
> done to break them? Could this be releated to DLLEXPORT changes for
> Windows?
> 
> Richard, is this a release stopper?

I suppose, but fortunately easy to fix;  I added GS_EXPORT_CLASS to the set of 
'words' the automatic generation should ignore when building base and base 
additions documentation.


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