doxygen2man: Add support for @code blocks #417
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and a couple of other small bugfixes
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Thanks Fabio
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Add support for @code blocks - this makes the libqb 'general' man pages look more complete now!
Because this made the resulting strings get HUGE, I eventually implemented a very simple string library to handle the mallocs so I'm not constantly mallocing huge areas or having huge amounts of data on the stack (bear in mind that get_codeline() is called recursively)