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DE AutoDoc
Generate automated documentation for any programming language.
...Also somewhat compatible to Doxygen(TM). Several HTML output options are available. Also LaTeX and Epub output is supported. Command line and GUI are both available. Needs Java SDK 1.4 or higher installed on your system. No external library is used in this project, therefore no danger by Log4j library bug. Version 1.0.15, introduced an optional Graphical User Interface (GUI). For support contact: AutoDoc@Enache.de -
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The ThoutReader is a cross-platform multi-document help system that allows users to browse, search, bookmark, and append documentation packaged in an extensible XML format. It is written in Java and runs on any platform that supports Java 1.4.
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JAsciiDoc is tool for convert ascii documets into HTML, DocBook, which supports by AsciiDoc. Implemented as Ant task and Maven plugin. Used AsciiDoc 8.3.6, Java 1.4 or above, Ant 1.7.0 or Maven 3.0.2.
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