With the following file, called File.cpp, the generated documentation shows garbage on page namespaceNS.html.

#include "Any.hpp"
namespace NS {
	int test = 123;
}


The variable documentation looks like this:
tmp doxygentest src File cpp int 	test = 123

That is, the file path /tmp/doxygentest/src/File.cpp (but without /'s) gets prepended to the type name.

The problem is present regardless of Any.hpp contents. However, if Any.hpp does not exist, the bug disappears.

Any of the following causes the bug to disappear:
* Using <Any.hpp> instead of "Any.hpp"
* Adding empty namespace NS { } right after the include.
* Adding any other code (class, variable, function) right after the include.
* Adding /** @var */ or the like right after the include; however, /** Hello */ does not help.