Autogsdoc miscellany

[Adrian Robert]

Hi,

I wanted to throw a couple of questions out to the group:

1.
Changing autogsdoc to accept .c files (currently it refuses to parse 
these) makes it easier to generate docs for gdomap (a plain C GNUstep 
tool), and might come in handy in user projects where a mixture of C 
and Objective C is used.  Since C is a subset of Objective C, 
autogsdoc should work fine on it, parsing special comments for 
functions, structs, etc. if they exist.  Any reason not to enable 
this?  (It's a 1-line change, and for now, I would NOT enable 
.cpp/.C/.etc..)

2.
Currently 'make' for gsdoc projects installs EVERYTHING in the 
autogsdoc output directory on a "make install".  This includes gsdoc 
(XML source) and igsdoc (index) files, and auxiliary files generated 
by gnustep-make, in addition to the actual HTML.  The gsdoc and igsdoc 
have conceivable utility: someone might want to process the XML into 
some other format, and the igsdoc can be used (by autogsdoc) to update 
links in the HTML if this is needed.  But both of these are rare-use 
cases at best.  In interests of reducing clutter and disk usage, would 
anyone object to adding an "install-doc-src" option to gsdoc make 
projects, which is NOT set by default?

thanks,
Adrian