Often, when studying a new library, you need to look at the class hierarchy or the list of methods of a particular class. Jumping from file to file via “Show Declaration” links in Visual Studio is not always convenient. There is a utility called Doxygen that parses projects written in various languages and generates a hypertext site. On this site you can view the list of all classes, the hierarchy in UML form, and the list of methods with descriptions.
In the course “Computer Technologies in Automated Design” we are studying SystemC, and this kind of documentation would be very useful. I found several published documentation sites on the Internet, but with outdated versions. So I decided to generate and publish it myself: http://kiu.kture.kharkov.ua/systemc/html
Unfortunately, the implementation of the SystemC library from the official site does not have built-in documentation in Doxygen format, so descriptions of methods and classes are not available.