Does Lazy C ++ (lzz) play great with Doxygen?

Has anyone tried embedding Doxygen comments in Lazy C ++ source files? Any problems? Where do the Doxygen comments go after generating the header / source files?

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I went ahead and downloaded Lazy C ++ to give it a try, and it seems like it doesn't play well with Doxygen. My Doxygen comments did not appear at all in the generated header / source files.

Then I tried to make Doxygen parse my lzz file, which had a special preprocessor command #hdr. Doxygen simply ignored this special preprocessor command, and the generated documentation seems fine.

, , Doxygen *.lzz, *.h/*.cpp.: -)

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