Simon Brooke1d ago

I've just begun a project in #Guile #Scheme, and I'm looking for tooling -- especially documentation tooling. #Clojure has Marginalia and Codox, both of which I like; Common #Lisp has Codex, Coo, Stable, cl-domain and others.

But the only thing I could find for Scheme is SchemeDoc, which is 'NOT MAINTAINED ANY MORE'.

https://people.cs.aau.dk/~normark/schemedoc/

Doxygen does not support Scheme out of the box, nor does Sphinx.

What else should I be looking at?

The LAML SchemeDoc Homepage

Show threadtusharhero1d ago
@simon_brooke Texinfo
Show threadSimon Brooke1d ago

@tusharhero OK, can Texinfo pull comments out of a source file, automatically index and cross reference them, generate calling and caller graphs?

I am asking because I don't know; but I thought Texinfo was essentially just a markup language, and frankly, for my purposes, Markdown is better for that.

Show threadtusharhero
@simon_brooke Guile seems to do it. So I would suggest looking at what they do.
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