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When I generate Doxygen documentation in PDF format, I get plenty of different files with a single diagram in each.
Is it possible to obtain a single PDF document, organized as a book, roughly as the HTML version?
Is it possible to get it automatically, i.e. without dealing manually with the latex files?
Thank's!
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In the directory you ran doxygen, you will get a directory called html. There, the file you are interested in is index. html. You can view it in your favourite browser.
The installation of Doxygen is as simple as it can get. Just head over to this link and scroll down to the section “Sources and Binaries” and download the version that has support for your particular operating system, be it Linux or Mac or Windows. Then install as you would install any other normal application!
See Converting a LaTeX document to a PDF document.
When Doxygen is finished processing, in the latex directory there's a file called 'refman.tex'.
There are three ways you can use that file to get 'a book' out of Doxygen:
LaTeX -> dvips -> ps2pdf
latex myfile
dvips myfile
ps2pdf myfile.ps
LaTeX -> dvipdfm
latex myfile
dvipdfm myfile
pdflatex (or pdftex for plain TeX)
pdflatex myfile
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Assuming that doxygen is configured correctly, under Linux:
doxygen
cd latex
make
The generated file will be refman.pdf unless it's configured otherwise.
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