When we create a new C++ client or wrapper, we do not want to create a Doxygen configuration file for each one. We should consider one of these options:

• Create a template Doxygen file that is converted by the cmake build into the actual Doxygen file.
• Create a single Doxygen file and use it from each project but with environment variables for the project title, contents, etc.
• Create a single Doxygen file that creates all the documentation.