This release of mmd
fixes a number of bugs, adds C++ support, and adds a
mmdLoadFile
function that loads Markdown content from the FILE
pointer.
Enjoy!
HTMLDOC 1.9.1 is primarily a bug fix release that also adds limited support for UTF-8.
Enjoy!
Mini-XML 2.11 fixes a number of bugs, adds support for reproducible builds, cross-compilation, and enumeration of element attributes, and adds support for generating EPUB documentation using mxmldoc.
Enjoy!
zipc
v1.2 adds ZIP read support using the zipcOpenFile
, zipcFileGets
, zipcFileRead
, zipcFileXMLGets
, and zipcXMLGetAttribute
functions. It also fixes use from C++ code, fixes Visual C++ support, and adds support for the %f
format in the zipcFileXMLPrintf
function.
Enjoy!
EPM 4.4 is a maintenance release that fixes RPM packaging and several build issues.
HTMLDOC 1.9 is a limited feature release that adds support for Markdown input and EPUB output.
zipc
v1.1 adds a zipcCopyFile
function to efficiently copy files into ZIP
containers and fixes an issue with some EPUB and OPC applications.
mmd
v1.0 is a miniature markdown parsing “library” consisting of a single C
source file and accompanying header file. mmd
v1.0 mostly conforms to the
CommonMark version of markdown syntax and supports a couple (otherwise
undocumented) CommonMark extensions.
zipc
is a simple ZIP container “library” consisting of a C source file and accompanying header file. Version 1.0 implements writing of ZIP containers with files smaller than 4GB. Files can be stored as-is or compressed with deflate (gzip) compression.
HTMLDOC 1.8.30 fixes some known build and formatting issues. Changes include:
Download HTMLDOC 1.8.30 Home Page
RasterView 1.5 adds support for Apple raster files.
Download RasterView 1.5 Home Page
All of the bug reports from the old server have been migrated to the Github issue tracker.
I have moved the main msweet.org web site and projects to Github in order to spend less time maintaining servers and more time programming. All of the recent releases are already available in the corresponding Github projects, and I will be migrating the bug reports to the Github issue tracker over the next couple days.
In lieu of mailing lists, please use the Github issue tracker to ask questions or report problems with the new web site.