Sandcastle - September 2007 Community Technology Preview (CTP)

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Sandcastle - September 2007 Community Technology Preview (CTP)

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jamesewelch 10 months, 19 days ago

microsoft.com — Sandcastle produces accurate, MSDN style, comprehensive documentation by reflecting over the source assemblies and optionally integrating XML Documentation Comments. Sandcastle has the following key features: Works with or without authored comments, Supports Generics and .NET Framework 2.0, Sandcastle has 2 main components (MrefBuilder and Build Assembler), MrefBuilder generates reflection xml file for Build Assembler, Build Assembler includes syntax generation, transformation, Sandcastle is used internally to build .Net Framework documentation.

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I hope this turns into a replacement for the nDoc. Its too bad that open-source project died :(

I'm a big fan of making docs like this from source code as a reference. I still use nDoc for most projects and it works great, but it will be great if MS could some out with something good that will work with 3.5 languages and 3.0 Framework.

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