Usage:

    doclint [options] source-files...

Options:

  -Xmsgs  

    Same as -Xmsgs:all

  -Xmsgs:values

    Specify categories of issues to be checked, where 'values'

    is a comma-separated list of any of the following:

      reference      show places where comments contain incorrect

                     references to Java source code elements

      syntax         show basic syntax errors within comments

      html           show issues with HTML tags and attributes

      accessibility  show issues for accessibility

      missing        show issues with missing documentation

      all            all of the above

    Precede a value with '-' to negate it

    Categories may be qualified by one of:

      /public /protected /package /private

    For positive categories (not beginning with '-')

    the qualifier applies to that access level and above.

    For negative categories (beginning with '-')

    the qualifier applies to that access level and below.

    If a qualifier is missing, the category applies to

    all access levels.

    For example, -Xmsgs:all,-syntax/private

    This will enable all messages, except syntax errors

    in the doc comments of private methods.

    If no -Xmsgs options are provided, the default is

    equivalent to -Xmsgs:all/protected, meaning that

    all messages are reported for protected and public

    declarations only. 

  -stats

    Report statistics on the reported issues.

  -h -help --help -usage -?

    Show this message.

The following javac options are also supported

  -bootclasspath, -classpath, -cp, -sourcepath, -Xmaxerrs, -Xmaxwarns

To run doclint on part of a project, put the compiled classes for your

project on the classpath (or bootclasspath), then specify the source files

to be checked on the command line.