I've been trying for the past 3 hours to nail down particularly.. interesting problem with doxygen.
Problem is, Doxygen produces some interesting @number namespaces (@114, @347, @91 etc) for every anonymous namespace. The number of these is at times significant number (so there are places, where i have about 20 @something namespaces and just two real ones).
My settings exclude anonymous namespaces already. I revised namespace settings one by one; actually enabling anonymous namespaces produces "compiler readable" names for these @ items. I disabled my input filters to exclude possibility of having those injected by me. Essentially nothing of that helped.
is there maybe some interaction with certain almost unnoticed flag that force-enables generation of these items? how do i "kill" it? the web site is so clouded with @ items that it's almost pointless to use it.
thanks bunches!
