MkHelp
History
- version 1.0.1
- Add DataBase classes storage
- Add -a option for append parse results to a DataBase
- Add -i option for rebuild indexes from DataBase
- Change generator.path.server to generator.url.server in 'mkhelp.ini'
- Change generator.fistpage to generator.firstpage in 'mkhelp.ini'
- Fix many C++ grammars parse errors
- Fix internal preprocessor errors
- Add DataBase communication in GroupWare package.
- version 1.0
- Add C/C++ preprocessor and corresponding options
- Add HTML 3.2 Frame generation option (-f)
- Add support Microsoft 4.x compiler
- Add 3 new options in 'mkhelp.ini' for bgcolor tuning
- Add exclude class option in 'mkhelp.ini'
- Add ignore internal compiler keyword in 'mkhelp.ini'
- Add C++ comments option (-C) and new formated C++ comments
- Add groupware functionnality
- Add applet insertion in HTML generated files (-g option)
- Add a multi site DabaBase broker
- Add search engine for browser (Finder)
- version 0.30
- Fix parse error on template class (thanks to Nikki Locke)
- Fix parse error on function pointers (thanks to Nikki Locke)
- Fix file path error when using Solaris MkHelp version on Win95/NT files
- Fix typedef bug in grammar
- version 0.26
- Fix overscoping bug in operator class member
- Add Html 3.2 generator (for netscape 3.0 tables)
- Add more messages in verbose level (-v0...-v5)
- Change Lex & Yacc for Flex 2.4.7 & Bison 1.24
- Add support to IBM CSet++ 64 bit compiler (add long long int type)
- Replace AUTORS section by AUTHORS in doc files
- version 0.25
- MkHelp now support VC++ 2.0 (soon VC++ 4.1)
- New specific keywords compiler had been added :
near,_near,__near,far,_far,_FAR,__far,__huge,
__pascal,__cdecl,__export,__import,__rtti,__interrupt,__stdcall,__declspec
- Add template doc generator ( -d options )
- Solaris 2.4 version
- version 0.22
- Add Borland C++ specific keywords
- Add time and access functions for Solaris 2.4
- Fix Crash on large generation (more than 80,000 lines C++)
- Use Purify and CodeGuard
- version 0.10 : First version
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