/** \mainpage Solid %Solid is a device integration framework. It provides a way of querying and interacting with hardware independently of the underlying operating system. Currently the following backends are implemented on Linux:

See the documentation for the Solid namespace, and the tutorial on TechBase. Examples: - \ref tutorial1 - \ref tutorial2 - \ref tutorial3 - \ref tutorial4 - \ref tutorial5 Just for fun: \ref song \authors Kevin Ottens \
Lukas Tinkl \
Pino Toscano \
Alex Fiestas \
Rafael Fernández López \
Alex Merry \
Mario Bensi \
Harald Fernengel \ Maintainers:
Kevin Ottens \ \licenses \lgpl */ /** \page tutorial1 Tutorial 1

\includelineno tutorial1/tutorial1.cpp */ /** \page tutorial2 Tutorial 2

\includelineno tutorial2/tutorial2.cpp */ /** \page tutorial3 Tutorial 3

\includelineno tutorial3/tutorial3.cpp */ /** \page tutorial4 Tutorial 4

\includelineno tutorial4/tutorial4.cpp */ /** \page tutorial5 Tutorial 5

\includelineno tutorial5/tutorial5.cpp */ /** \page song A Solid Song

\ref index "Back to Overview"

And for HAL's sake, each mistake, ah, you forgave
And soon both of us learned to trust
Not run away, it was no time to play;
We built it up and built it up and committed it.

And now it's solid,
%Solid as a rock;
That's what this code is,
That's what we've got, oh, mmm? %Solid (Oh),
%Solid as a rock;
And nothing's changed it (Ooh),
The code is still hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot */ // DOXYGEN_SET_EXAMPLE_PATH += @topdir@/solid/examples // DOXYGEN_EXCLUDE = solid/backends solid/ifaces tests // DOXYGEN_SET_PROJECT_NAME = Solid // vim:ts=4:sw=4:expandtab:filetype=doxygen