All new files my old `btrfs` filesystem creates are above 32-bit inode space:
$ touch a && stat '-c%i' a
11833717710
Very occasionally I build 32-bit `i686-linux` packages. Sometimes they fail to run against file with so large inodes.
Two casualties today:
- `doxygen`: https://github.com/doxygen/doxygen/pull/11518
- `graphviz`: https://gitlab.com/graphviz/graphviz/-/merge_requests/4269
New release for OpenYuusha! Mostly gruntwork... but LOOK MA, AN OPEN FILE WINDOW! And some pretty documentation for the underlying library... 
https://gitlab.com/lenaing/open-yuusha/-/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#010-alpha2---2024-12-07
The @kde community has an ongoing effort to port its documentation from Doxygen to QDoc, and you can help with that.
Join us tomorrow (14/11) starting at 1PM (UTC) at: https://matrix.to/#/!KfwuSDyCBkcbRESeSA:kde.org?via=kde.org&via=matrix.org&via=private.coffee
More info:
https://blogs.kde.org/2024/11/13/api-documentation-porting-sprint/
@debacle @alienghic I wish there was a package for those projects that use #Doxygen or those that #Qt's #QDoc.
Some projects such as KDE use docbooks, there's a rudamentary mode for them:
https://elpa.gnu.org/packages/docbook.html
With doxygen , Qt or Pythons API doc doc the documentation often doesn't really look like a manual like in Info mode I think there
should be a separate mode for such to view them or something that makes them easier to view in a single page per object.
The s390x open source team at IBM confirms the latest versions of various software packages run well on #Linux on #IBMZ & #LinuxONE
In June 2024 validation was maintained for over 30 projects, including: #CockroachDB #doxygen & #HashiCorp's #Terraform
Also, the AI/ML team at #IBM did initial work focused on s390x compatibility for Mage AI & the Triton Inference Server received compatibility fixes for big endian platforms.
Full report at: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/ibmz-and-linuxone/blogs/elizabeth-k-joseph1/2024/07/19/linuxone-open-source-report-june-2024
Getting #Doxygen to output markdown for API documentation is a pain. With some tweaking of an old conversion tool, I managed to get something acceptable working. #DevRel #programming #cpp
@wolfram_roesler running #doxygen helps at least to find issues with the comments. For instance, I refactored a method but forgot to also update the parameter descriptions. Here, doxygen bemoaned this mismatch correctly.
Some first steps to integrate #doxygen in my #opensource project. Feels ok so far. There are only some hiccups resolving references.
@runevision Just to throw it out there - if you want a more modern look & feel to the generated docs, check out Doxygen Awesome:
typical doxygen user experience in 2024
The s390x open source team at IBM confirms the latest versions of various software packages run well on #Linux on #IBMZ. In January 2024 validation was maintained for nearly 40 projects, including: #ApacheSolr #doxygen & #rethinkdb
Full report: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/ibmz-and-linuxone/blogs/elizabeth-k-joseph1/2024/02/13/linuxone-open-source-report-january-2024 #LinuxONE #mainframe #OpenSource
Here's a simple proof of concept, that I might develop into something more usable in the future.
New use case for #GitHubCopilot : auto generation of documentation. Since it seems to work better, "understanding code" (based on its ability to explain it), point and click on the function text (not generated by Copilot in the examples I am working with) and ask it to give you back #doxygen comments. Tested in #Clang, will try #POD with #Perl @Perl
Tool tips! 
Today I discovered Graphviz/Dot package, that you can use in with Doxygen for automatic code documentation. Not only it generates Inheritance diagrams, but also collaboration and call diagrams, so you can see, how your classes interact.
Documentation time!
DoxyWizard has been nice to use, and seeing all the little gaps get useful text really encourages me to look after the code, and explain it to future Adam! :)
I really, really want to avoid the pitfalls of spagetti heck from past projects, hopefully this is a good step! :)
