ROBODoc With Key Free Download For PC * Builds documentation from source code and re-runs the build script automatically whenever a source code file changes. * Builds project documentation in HTML, RTF, TeX, XML, DocBook, PDF, and ASCII. * RTF and HTML documentation are bundled with each release of ROBODoc. * TeX and DocBook documentation can be redistributed as well. * A command-line utility with no dependencies. * Supports comment types: [--]---------------------------------------------------------------------- RoboDoc was built as a handy an Open Source documentation instrument. It extracts the documentation from your source code and formats it in HTML, RTF, TeX, XML DocBook (PDF), or ASCII. ROBODoc works with C, C++, Fortran, Perl, Scripts, Assembler, Tcl, Basic, and any language that supports remarks. ROBODoc Description: * Builds documentation from source code and re-runs the build script automatically whenever a source code file changes. * Builds project documentation in HTML, RTF, TeX, XML, DocBook, PDF, and ASCII. * RTF and HTML documentation are bundled with each release of ROBODoc. * TeX and DocBook documentation can be redistributed as well. * A command-line utility with no dependencies. * Supports comment types: [--]---------------------------------------------------------------------- RoboDoc was built as a handy an Open Source documentation instrument. It extracts the documentation from your source code and formats it in HTML, RTF, TeX, XML DocBook (PDF), or ASCII. ROBODoc works with C, C++, Fortran, Perl, Scripts, Assembler, Tcl, Basic, and any language that supports remarks. ROBODoc Description: * Builds documentation from source code and re-runs the build script automatically whenever a source code file changes. * Builds project documentation in HTML, RTF, TeX, XML, DocBook, PDF, and ASCII. * RTF and HTML documentation are bundled with each release of ROBODoc. * TeX and DocBook documentation can be redistributed as well. * A command-line utility with no dependencies. * Supports comment types: [--]---------------------------------------------------------------------- RoboDoc was built as a handy an Open Source documentation instrument. It extracts the documentation from your source code and ROBODoc Crack+ An Open Source project that extracts the documentation from source files and formats it in HTML, RTF, TeX, XML DocBook (PDF), or ASCII. See the manual page for more information. ======== Core ======== CURRENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT Bugs: - TODO License: ROBODoc (C) 1998-2004, Vadim Konstantinov The license is the one included in the zip file. BSD license would be OK, but I have not checked. ======================================================================= Core Rump. Rump is the technical name for the small part that actually does the interesting work. The ROBODoc code is written in (what else) C, and uses the BSD license. The ROBODoc code is modular, so it's possible to "incorporate" another C program, with all of its documentation, into the main code base. This works by providing an interface, adding references to the source files and function documentation. -------------------------------------------------------------------- For the current code base see: ======================================================================= [Release history] 0.15 -- 1998-11-15 Release of the first version of ROBODoc. Version numbers were incremented. 0.15.2 -- 1999-06-01 Release of the first version with a public web site. 0.15.3 -- 2001-12-06 Updated copyright year. Added BSD license. 0.15.4 -- 2001-12-14 Minor modifications. 0.15.5 -- 2002-07-25 Added support for comments in TeX documents. 0.16 -- 2002-12-24 Added support for binary documents. 0.17 -- 2003-07-12 Reregistered with launchpad.org. 0.18 -- 2005-10-15 Added support for text documents. 0.19 -- 2005-10-23 Added support for parsing source code files. 0.20 -- 2006-07-06 1a423ce670 ROBODoc Crack+ ROBODoc consists of two executables: a script execution command, and a front-end which creates and executes the script. The program ROBODoc runs on UNIX systems. All the functionality is provided by scripts. ROBODoc can be used in conjunction with the [ RobotFramework] project. The following special keys can be used in the documentation script: {SCRIPT_KEY} A variable, which provides an access to all of the script variables. For example, the following statement: ${SCRIPT_KEY}::hello world converts to the following statement: hello world {SOURCECOMMENT} A comment for the program. 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