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.TH nesdoc 1 "April 27, 2004"
.SH NAME
nesdoc - generate TinyOS documentation
.SH SYNOPSIS
TinyOS 1.x usage:
.br
\fBnesdoc\fR [\fIdocumentation-directory\fR] [\fIncc-options\fR] \fIfiles...\fR
TinyOS 2.x: collect documentation from a program:
.br
\fBnesdoc\fR -o \fIdocumentation-directory\fR [\fB-preserve\fR]
[\fB-new\fR] [\fB-quiet\fR] [\fB-target=\fIplatform\fR] [\fB-topdir=\fIdirectory\fR] [\fB-app\fR]
[\fIncc-options\fR] \fIfiles...\fR
TinyOS 2.x: generate nesdoc HTML pages:
.br
\fBnesdoc\fR -o \fIdocumentation-directory\fR \fB-html\fR
[\fB-new\fR] [\fB-quiet\fR] [\fB-target=\fIplatform\fR]
.SH DESCRIPTION
\fBnesdoc\fR is a tool to automatically extract documentation from nesC
files and applications. There are two implementations of nesdoc: an old
one that is used by default with TinyOS 1.x trees, and a new used with
TinyOS 2.x trees or when the \fB-new\fR option is specified. It is not
possible to use the old implementation with TinyOS 2.x.
Documentation directories have a subdirectory for each platform, and
contain HTML files describing the components and interfaces in TinyOS.
nesdoc generates these files by compiling nesC programs and extracting the
documentation information.
When invoked, \fBnesdoc\fR generates documentation for the program that
would be compiled with
\fBncc\fR \fIncc-options\fR \fIfiles...\fR
The old nesdoc adds an HTML file for each component, interface in the
compiled application to the documentation directory, and updates several
indices. The old nesdoc does not support generic components or interfaces.
The new nesdoc separates HTML generation into two phases. First, an
application is compiled and XML descriptions of its components and
interfaces are added to the documentation directory. Once XML descriptions
have been extracted for all components of interest, HTML pages are
generated from this repository by running \fBnesdoc\fR with the \fB-html\fR
option.
For more details, see the separate \fBnesdoc\fR documentation.
.SH OPTIONS
.TP
\fB-target=\fIplatform\fR
Specify the platform for which documentation is generated.
.TP
\fB-preserve\fR
By default, when collecting information, nesdoc overwrites existing XML
descriptions of interfaces and components to ensure that they are up to
date. However, this is slow when generating documentation on a large
number of applications. If you pass the \fB-preserve\fR option, existing
XML descriptions are not replaced.
.TP
\fB-html\fR
Generate HTML pages for all the nesdoc information collected in
\fIdocumentation-directory\fR.
\fB-new\fR
Force the use of the new nesdoc even when using a TinyOS 1.x source tree.
.TP
\fB-quiet\fR
Don't print informational messages.
.TP
\fB-topdir=\fIdir\fR
Specify directory paths that should be stripped from the source file names
when generating "package names" for the documentation files. The directory
above \fBTOSDIR\fR is automatically added, so this option is only needed for
directories outside the main TinyOS distribution.
.TP
\fB-app\fR
Also generate a graph for the whole application in the current directory -
this is useful to check the wiring of a particular application.
.SH SEE ALSO
.IR ncc (1)
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