2 Tutorial
2.1 Quick start [link]
Using MkDoc is simple and doesn't need specific installation, see the Install section.
To start using MkDoc on your code, cd into your C or C++ project directory and create an initial documentation directory by using the --bootstrap option. Several profiles are available to create the initial documentation:
$ mkdoc --bootstrap c # for C projects
$ mkdoc --bootstrap cxx # for C++ projects
You can then invoke mkdoc with header files or directories as arguments:
$ mkdoc -I src/include header1.h header2.h ...
It will parse your header files and generate the documentation.
You may now edit the doc/mkdoc.conf file to change or add configuration options and edit the doc/*.mkdoc files to change the default document layout and write your plain documentation. Then just execute MkDoc again.