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In theory, an alternative solution might be to switch back to Doxygen or some other general documentation generation tool. Though I would guess that you have good reasons for switching...

Bidirectional bridging is an interesting functionality to have. That editing a wiki page automatically somehowupdates the corresponding header in the source code is not a common feature to have in...

> Yes, we've been very happy that people can contribute via GitHub and automatically update the headers for public release. Well, people can always contribute via Github and to the...

Edit: Fixed wrong file for SDL 3. I believe that these are the version histories of syncing for the SDL 2 and SDL 3 pages of by-name listing, respectively: -...

Edit: Please disregard a lot of the below, I completely forgot that the project is purely C and does not have C++. @slouken I think I understand what is happening...

My bad, I completely forgot that the project is purely C. And C should, despite `#include`, be much easier to parse than C++. Getting specific data structures out of the...

@icculus I have searched on the net for Perl and Python libraries to parse C header files (or C programs in general), including documentation, but what I found either had...

The main problem I see with my proposal above is that user edits to non-function types to the wiki would be ignored or overwritten. I do not know what the...

@icculus You might be right about that. Do you have any specific unknowns in mind or that you know of, or is it more that this is uncharted territory and...

This article warns against using the SDL wiki, in _"Mistake 4: Using the SDL wiki for API documentation"_ : https://nullprogram.com/blog/2023/01/08/ .