documentation - Doxygen for procedural programs -

I have some large, mostly procedural codes that need to be well documented. This usually involves repeated use of many tasks, which should be implemented in a certain order.

Doxygen is a great product, but it seems very oriented towards the OOP code document. Is there any suggestion for any person to use Dosageans in a natural way for procedural work documents?

There is nothing naturally OOP the way that Doxygen works about the Oo Code Is able to extract more information because it has more information (for example, succession graph).

We use Doxygen for plain code and it works the same way, C does not provide compared to C ++, just to organize the generated documents, Doxygen's grouping ( @addtogroup et al) Features and you're good to do this.