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autowiring/AutoPacketFactory.h

@@ -230,6 +230,7 @@ class AutoPacketFactory:
   void ResetPacketStatistics(void);
 };
 
+// @cond
 // Extern explicit template instantiation declarations added to prevent
 // exterior instantation of internally used template instances
 extern template struct SlotInformationStump<AutoPacketFactory, false>;
@@ -238,3 +239,4 @@ extern template std::shared_ptr<AutoPacketFactory> autowiring::fast_pointer_cast
 extern template class RegType<AutoPacketFactory>;
 extern template struct autowiring::fast_pointer_cast_blind<CoreObject, AutoPacketFactory>;
 extern template struct autowiring::fast_pointer_cast_initializer<CoreObject, AutoPacketFactory>;
+// @endcond

autowiring/BasicThread.h

@@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ struct BasicThreadStateBlock;
 class BasicThread;
 class CoreContext;
 
-/// \internal (until ElevatePriority feature is implmented on all platforms)
 /// <summary>
 /// Thread priority classifications from low to high.
 /// </summary>

devguide/AutoFilters.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ The context forms the boundaries of a filter network. There are two ways around
 
 You can create a filter with any object by implementing a function named AutoFilter. The arguments of the function declares both the input types of the filter and the output types. Const references and arguments passed by value are inputs. Non-const references are output types. The following example creates a class implementing an AutoFilter that takes two inputs and has one output:
 
-  \include snippets/AutoFilter_BasicFilter.txt
+\include snippets/AutoFilter_BasicAutoFilter.txt
 
 The function is called when instances of types T and Q are added to the packet. On exit from the function, the type W is added to the packet.