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    Hi, I already worked with C# a while and I'd like to generate documentation. I've seen you can use '///' to add info in XML-style. So the XML can be parsed by using for example NDoc. Is NDoc the best tool to use to generate C# Documentation? Any other software that I should use? (NDoc projet is not being update lately...) Any advice/suggestions are welcome :) Greetings, Jens

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      Hi, I already worked with C# a while and I'd like to generate documentation. I've seen you can use '///' to add info in XML-style. So the XML can be parsed by using for example NDoc. Is NDoc the best tool to use to generate C# Documentation? Any other software that I should use? (NDoc projet is not being update lately...) Any advice/suggestions are welcome :) Greetings, Jens

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      I think NDoc is the best choice. -------------------------------------------------------- My development blog Q:What does the derived class in C# tell to it's parent? A:All your base are belong to us!

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        Hi, I already worked with C# a while and I'd like to generate documentation. I've seen you can use '///' to add info in XML-style. So the XML can be parsed by using for example NDoc. Is NDoc the best tool to use to generate C# Documentation? Any other software that I should use? (NDoc projet is not being update lately...) Any advice/suggestions are welcome :) Greetings, Jens

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        I second NDoc, but as you have noticed they haven't released a binary for a while. Although there are currently working on a release for 2.0 framework features (like generics). I have a few c# 2.0 projects which could do with this.

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