Looking through the C and C++ domains of Sphinx, it doesn't appear to have native support for documenting enums (and much less anonymous enums). As of now, I use cpp:type::
for the enum type, and then a list of all possible values and their description, but that doesn't seem like an ideal way to deal with it, especially since it makes referencing certain values a pain (either I reference just the type, or add an extra marker in front of the value).
Is there a better way to do this? And how would I go about handling anonymous enums?
Sphinx now has support for enums
Here is an example with enum values:
.. enum-class:: partition_affinity_domain
.. enumerator:: \
not_applicable
numa
L4_cache
L3_cache
L2_cache
L1_cache
next_partitionab