> I'm just trying out QFC. I'm an educational user, and I was forced to choose 
> either Neutrino or Windows for my development environment and went with 
> Neutrino. This may be an IDE question, but is it possible to install the 
> Doxygen plugins under Neutrino? At the moment the "Find and Install..." option
>  does not even give me a dialog, so that approach doesn't appear to work for 
> anything. I did my svn checkout from the command line for lack of a subversion
>  plugin. I'm wondering if I'll have to do builds under Neutrino and generate 
> documentation under a generic Eclipse install on Windows.

You can build doxygen for Neutrino (I'm using 1.5.1).   However it's not a plug-in.  It will have to be added to the 
makefile or manually invoked.

The IDE under Neutrino is *really* slow. Until QNX find a way to speed it up I personnaly feel that for any serious 
project it's unusable.

Norton,

Sorry for the delayed response, I have been traveling a lot through July and August.

Doxygen does build for nto (as Mario mentions), and the plug-ins should work.  If the "find & install" is not working 
for you, then you can just download eclox and unzip in the plugins directory.  I haven't tried it, but it is java, and 
should just work...

Rennie