NDoc or... ?

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Michael A. Covington

What is the best way to convert XML documentation into something like HTML
or LaTeX nowadays? I can't find a version of NDoc that supports current
versions of .NET Framework. Thanks.
 
Michael said:
What is the best way to convert XML documentation into something like HTML
or LaTeX nowadays? I can't find a version of NDoc that supports current
versions of .NET Framework. Thanks.
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NDoc is dead. Microsoft picked up the torch with Sandcastle, which is likely
to become the standard tool when it's fully matured.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/bb608422.aspx

Sandcastle produces HTML; I'm not aware of a tool that will produce LaTeX
output. Conceivably Sandcastle could be used for that as well if you tweak
stylesheets like crazy, but I'm not sure that's worth it.
 
Jeroen Mostert said:
NDoc is dead. Microsoft picked up the torch with Sandcastle, which is
likely to become the standard tool when it's fully matured.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/bb608422.aspx

Sandcastle produces HTML; I'm not aware of a tool that will produce LaTeX
output. Conceivably Sandcastle could be used for that as well if you tweak
stylesheets like crazy, but I'm not sure that's worth it.
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Thanks. I'm glad to see Microsoft taking some interest in this capability
of their own products :)

I'll check out Doxygen also.
 
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