In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, P Witte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Another minor project Ive been working on recently is fixing and updating my >asm2htm utility (big yawn, everyone!) with a view to enabling it to html-ise >the Smsq sources for easy, logical browsing, as an aid to understanding the >code - for novice and expert alike. This is now just about complete. I have >no intention of re-releasing this program at the present time as that would >just be too much trouble for the amount of interest there is in it. However, >I hope to produce a html-ised version of the latest version of Smsq, to be >included with the next distribution CD, viewable in most modern >Windoze/Linux/Mac browsers. As asm2htm now supports style sheets, and also >differentiates more elements of the code than previous versions, it should >be simple enough for the punter to modify the appearance according to taste >and need. Personally, I think the output is impressive. Whether anyone apart >from me finds it useful is another question. Per, your efforts will be a bit like a 'rosetta stone', unlocking long hidden secrets to those who seek to find them ... well done ! -- Malcolm Cadman
