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Zeal is a simple offline documentation browser inspired by Dash. Get binary builds for Windows and Linux from the download page. After installing Zeal go to Tools ⟶ Docsets to browse and download docsets. You can limit search results to specific (or a set of specific) docsets. The docset filter and the search query are delimited by a colon character (:). If you prefer, you can start Zeal with a query from the command line. You can also search multiple docsets separating them with a comma. ...

...A tool to draw various charts from textual descriptions. Currently, three types of charts are supported: Message Sequence Charts, generic Graphs, and Block Diagrams, with more to be added in the future. There is a command-line version for Linux and Mac (replacing mscgen), which now sports a GUI, as well. Msc-generator allows fine control over the appearance and has a rich feature set complete with detailed documentation. On Windows, you can embed the charts in a document or presentation and simply double-click it in Office to edit them. On Linux and the Mac, a command-line version is available, and a GUI, as well. ...

Natural Docs is an open-source documentation generator for multiple programming languages. You document your code in a natural syntax that reads like plain English. Natural Docs then scans your code and builds high-quality HTML documentation from it. SourceForge houses the source code and issue database for the old Perl version of Natural Docs, version 1.52. It is still available but no longer being updated. Please see NaturalDocs.org for the 2.x source code and issue...

Doxygen filters for these programming languages: R from GNU, q from kx.com, MatLab from MathWorks. These programs are implemented in C++ using Flex++. They provide full inline sources not just function definitions.

C++ Prettify is a GNU sed script that is used to convert C++ source code into a chroma-coded HTML format suitable for use with most blogging sites and inclusion into other HTML documents.

Versatile converter from Wiki-Markup-Language to LaTex.

Overview of pre-defined compiler macros for standards, compilers, operating systems, and hardware architectures.

Doxygen helper. Allows to include items into groups on directory structure basis. Basically, it utilizes FILTER_PATTERNS.

Using an input XML source file, the parser generates the header file, the code to access the error messages and the documentation (DocBook and doxygen). The error messages and documentation are available in multiple languages.

RTF2HTML is a name for a cross-platform C++ library (DLL, OCX) and command-line utility, which is intended to convert documents from Rich Text Format (e.g. Word, OO Writer) to HTML. Its features are tiny size, speed, low mem usage and compact output.

EDoC++ is both a lint-like tool and a documentation tool that specialises in analysing and documenting the use of exceptions in C++ code.

Commentary is intended to be an easy-to-use, easy-to-expand comment extractor that can be made to work with any language supporting block comments. Output is XML, so your final documentation can conform to any stylistic standards you require.

cite-effect helps understand, validate and refactor programs through static analysis. After building a database, it reports variable's accesses within call tree(s), in a text format suitable for integration into editors (like jEdit or Emacs).

Longenis is a simple, powerful object-oriented scripting language incoporating elements of Python, Tcl, Java, and Lua. It is designed to be light, clean, elegant, and cross-platform.

Proc2Dox is a pre-processor addon for the Doxygen documentation generator. It allows Doxygen to be able to run over Pro*C code.

Cross-platform tools for viewing the Ralph Brown Interrupt List (RBIL).

OpenALM is an open-source application lifecycle management system. It is intended to be a framework to implement software development team's process. It also intends to provide an API to plug-in with version control system.