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资源说明：Crud generates UML-like class diagrams for my own idiosyncratic version of OOP-style C
CRUD ---- In a sneaky, underhanded attempt to get a speed boost for my recent projects I've gone back to writing code in straight C. I really enjoy this (no! really!), mainly because it provides a compromise between writing in a heavy-handed OOP language (like Ruby or Python, which have been my main workaday languages lately) and getting my hands dirty with low-level tricks (sometimes you just feel a hankering for some good old-fashioned pointer arithmetic...) "But wait," you cry, "C is purely procedural! How is that a compromise to OOP design principles?" The answer, of course, lies in structs -- since I'm the only person working on this codebase (yay!) I'm at full liberty to define whatever conventions I like, and I've settled on a convention for defining objects in which properties go into a struct (`typedef struct t_ClassName`) and methods follow a rigid prefix scheme (`void ClassName_methodName()`). It works, at least for me. But I do miss nice, autogenerated documentation. I don't want DOxygen -- that's way more than I need or want -- but something more like rdoc. Man, I miss rdoc. Good old Deviatefish rdoc. Sigh. And so, **crud**: a hack system for generating hyperlinked, stylable HTML documentation for my idiosyncratic OOP-C header files. You may find it useful, but I doubt it.
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