<heller>
Ha, this almost exactly describes allscale ;)
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<Yorlik>
Was there a specific reason, why the documentation was created in Sphinx and not in Doxygen?
<K-ballo>
the documentation was created in boostbook, later ported to sphinx
<Yorlik>
IC. I looked more into Doxygen today and learned you can have a ton of markdown in it, nicely side by side with the auto generated documentation.
<Yorlik>
To me it looks it might be worth porting everything to Doxygen compatible mardown
<Yorlik>
After all rst is just another form of markdown.
<Yorlik>
After experimenting a lot, my personal conclusion is, that Sphinx isn't really for C++ documentation.
<K-ballo>
I doubt the generator tool is the problem
<Yorlik>
I like it for writing texts in autobuuild mode, but I still have my additional Doxygen docs.