Does Doxygen support C ++ / CX syntax?

Doxygen seems confused by some C ++ / CX syntax constructs (new C ++ extensions introduced by Microsoft for development under Windows 8). Is this a known issue? Are there any fixes to make it work? Or is it better to use the doc system? (Keep in mind that this code base also works on platforms other than Microsoft.)

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Doxygen supports C ++ / CLI. C ++ / CX syntax for declarations (almost?) Identical to C ++ / CLI syntax, so turning on C ++ / CLI support in Doxygen parameters should work fine.

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