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There's a simple script here which checks that every \ingroup has a matching \defgroup (used with various Doxygen tags).
Most of the errors it reports are red-herrings caused by various CMSIS headers, but two of the errors that it reports look genuine:
src/rp2040/hardware_structs/include/hardware/structs/busctrl.h uses \ingroup hardware_busctrl which was never defined
src/rp2350/hardware_structs/include/hardware/structs/busctrl.h uses \ingroup hardware_busctrl which was never defined
and indeed doing a git grep shows that this group is never defined anywhere:
These files are both auto-generated, so I'll assign this (very low priority) issue to @matiasilva
I dunno what the "right" fix is here, but perhaps the following results suggests that the easiest solution would be just to get rid of these \ingroup hardware_busctrl lines from these autogenerated headers? 🤷♂️
There's a simple script here which checks that every
\ingroup
has a matching\defgroup
(used with various Doxygen tags).Most of the errors it reports are red-herrings caused by various CMSIS headers, but two of the errors that it reports look genuine:
and indeed doing a
git grep
shows that this group is never defined anywhere:These files are both auto-generated, so I'll assign this (very low priority) issue to @matiasilva
I dunno what the "right" fix is here, but perhaps the following results suggests that the easiest solution would be just to get rid of these
\ingroup hardware_busctrl
lines from these autogenerated headers? 🤷♂️The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: