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My teams C-code guidelines write that it’d be better to place a ‘<‘ in a comment like shown below:
#define MAX_PACK_ITEM_NUM 50 /**< max number of item */
I wonder, what is the real use of this ‘<‘ ?
It’s a way for
doxygento generate documentation for members of a file/struct/union/class/enum. By using that marker, you can put comments after each member, leading to less clutter. You can read more about it here.