Created attachment 216408 [details]
sample of code + conf file + doxygen html report

Hello,

We use C++11, and keyword "final" seems to be not interpretated by doxygen.
When generating a report, doxygen thinks that "final" is the name of the class.
That's quite embarrassing if more than one class is final, because doxygen considers it is all about the same class (the one called "final")

Here is a compilable code sample:
 
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

/**
 * This class is an example of final class.
 * It has only one member : integer i.
 *
 * This class is final.
 */
class A final {

	public:
		/**
                * Get i
                * @return the value of i
                */  	
		int getI(){return i;}
		/**
 		* Set i to the parameter _i
 		* @param _i the new value of i
 		*/  	
		void setI(int _i){i=_i;}
	private:
		/**
 		* Some integer 
 		*/ 	
		int i;
};


int main(){

A a;
a.setI(10);

cout << a.getI() << endl;
return 0;
}

NB: compile with -std=c++11 option.

A temporary workaround is :
- add "#define FINAL final" at the beginning of the file; 
- use "FINAL" rather than "final" at declaration of the class;
- add "FINAL=" at PREDEFINED in the doxygen configuration file.

Version used : Doxygen version 1.8.1
OS : CentOs release 6.2 (Final), 64bits

If there is any question, don't hesitate to ask!

Thank you in advance,

Adrien