Dilwyn Jones schrieb:
Neither were around in the mid-1980s AFAIK. And my viewer had nothing
to do with C (it was compiled basic).
The other HTML browsers and readers I can remember are:
Q-Mosaic - on my website (internet utilities page)
Progs html reader, part of the Prowess system
HyperBrowser - Tarquin Mills xhtml text browser.
I think there's also been other programs like Hyperhelp and a few
other Help utilities vaguely related to this type of software, but
none that I can think of which relate directly to the query.
Since the person who asked referred to C, I wonder if there was any
example routine or application which might have been part of a pre-C68
C package, for example?
Dilwyn,
a poke in a different direction , then: In the late eighties/early
nineties, when C68 entered stage, there were attempts to port the
TeX/LaTex typesetting system from Minix to QDOS. The term hypertext
would certainly apply to this (but in a different sense), and it has
references to a compiler as well. Whether the attempts ended up with
working code, however, I do not recall.
Regards
Tobias
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