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/**
@page modules_module Module Entry Points
Now that we have a node implementation and an exporter which exports it
to OpenNI, all that is left is to let OpenNI know which exporters exist
in your module.
The best way to do so is to create a new cpp file, and in it:
1. Include OpenNI C++ registration header:
@code
#include <XnModuleCppRegistratration.h>
@endcode
2. Declare this module. This is done by the following line:
@code
XN_EXPORT_MODULE(xn::Module)
@endcode
If you want your module to behave differently than default (for example,
do some extra initialization upon shared library loading), you can
create a new class that inherits from xn::Module, and export that new
class instead.
3. Declare all exporters using the corresponding macros. For example, to
declare a HandsGenerator exporter:
@code
XN_EXPORT_HANDS(xn::MyHandsExporter)
@endcode
*/
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