Help with Doxygen and C structs

Hello,

I'm trying to use Doxygen to document the source of a project I'm
working on in C. The problem I'm having is correctly documenting
self-referential structs. For instance, we have a struct like the
following:

typedef struct _User {
/* ... stuff ... */
struct _User *next_user;
} User;

When documenting the struct and its variables, Doxygen calls the
structure "_User" in the output, instead of the prefered "User".
Is there a way to force Doxygen to identify the struct as "User" instead
of "_User"?

I haven't been able to find anything in Doxygen's documentation that
addresses this issue.

Thanks,
JB
.

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