Another case where this might happen is if you have lines in your code with more than 16K characters. I've seen this happening on a very large generated file (>16K lines), where the built-in preprocessor converted it into an empty file (with >16K of newlines). This error happens when doxygen lexical scanner has a rule that matches more than 16K of input characters in one go. Help! I get the cryptic message "input buffer overflow, can't enlarge buffer because scanner uses REJECT".If the grammar is completely different one could write a parser for X and write a backend that produces a similar syntax tree as is done by src/scanner.l (and also by src/tagreader.cpp while reading tag files).If the grammar of X is somewhat different than you can write an input filter that translates X into something similar enough to C/C++ for doxygen to understand (this approach is taken for VB, Object Pascal, and Javascript, see ).This is done for all other languages directly supported by doxygen (i.e. If the grammar of X is close to C or C++, then it is probably not too hard to tweak src/scanner.l a bit so the language is supported.If you don't mind spending some time on it, there are several options: No, not as such doxygen needs to understand the structure of what it reads. My favourite programming language is X.
Doxygen will then remove the and keep the word unlinked. How do I prevent that at a certain place? Doxygen automatically generates a link to the class M圜lass somewhere in the running text.
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