doc additions

src/fsfw/devicehandlers/AssemblyBase.h

@@ -12,7 +12,8 @@
  * Documentation: Dissertation Baetz p.156, 157.
  *
  * This class reduces the complexity of controller components which would
- * otherwise be needed for the handling of redundant devices.
+ * otherwise be needed for the handling of redundant devices. However, it can also be used to
+ * manage the mode keeping and recovery of non-redundant devices
  *
  * The template class monitors mode and health state of its children
  * and checks availability of devices on every detected change.
@@ -26,11 +27,9 @@
  *
  * Important:
  *
- * The implementation must call registerChild(object_id_t child)
- * for all commanded children during initialization.
+ * The implementation must call #registerChild for all commanded children during initialization.
  * The implementation must call the initialization function of the base class.
  * (This will call the function in SubsystemBase)
- *
  */
 class AssemblyBase : public SubsystemBase {
  public:

src/fsfw/subsystem/Subsystem.h

@@ -12,8 +12,12 @@
 #include "modes/ModeDefinitions.h"
 
 /**
- * @brief   TODO: documentation missing
+ * @brief   This class extends the SubsystemBase to perform the management of mode tables
+ *          and mode sequences
  * @details
+ * This class is able to use mode tables and sequences to command all its children into the
+ * right mode. Fallback sequences can be used to handle failed transitions or have a fallback
+ * in case a component can't keep its current mode.
  */
 class Subsystem : public SubsystemBase, public HasModeSequenceIF {
  public:

src/fsfw/subsystem/SubsystemBase.h

@@ -17,7 +17,12 @@
  * @defgroup subsystems Subsystem Objects
  * All Subsystem and Assemblies can derive from this class. It contains helper classes to
  * perform mode and health handling, which allows OBSW developers to build a mode tree for
- * the whole satellite
+ * the whole satellite.
+ *
+ * Aside from setting up a mode tree and being able to executing mode tables, this class does not
+ * provide an implementation on what to do with the features. To build a mode tree, helper classes
+ * like the #AssemblyBase or the #Subsystem class extend and use the functionality of the base
+ * class.
  */
 class SubsystemBase : public SystemObject,
                       public HasModesIF,
@@ -98,6 +103,7 @@ class SubsystemBase : public SystemObject,
                                        Submode_t targetSubmode);
 
   /**
+   * This function takes care of sending all according mode commands specified inside a mode table.
    * We need to know the target Submode, as children are able to inherit the submode
    * Still, we have a default for all child implementations which do not use submode inheritance
    */