> It seems to me that you don't want a documentation of the structure of
> your code; you seem to want a user manual or something the like. 

Correct. not that I am not the OP, I am just a white noise source.

What has put me on the wrong foot is that I see some projects on the web 
for which I expected to find user documentation, but I found something 
generated by Doxygen. The fault is probably not doxygen's, but rather 
the mismatch between my expectation and what the project put on their site.

I doubt I could use doxygen for the 20%, for one thing I want to 
generate both C and Assembler (potentially for multiple CPU's) calling 
instructions from a single source.

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