Hi,
On Sun, 2002-04-28 at 15:08, Julian Scheid wrote:
>
> If there are any build issues with the tools (especially with
> Gjdoc and the XML doclet, which are not yet autoconf'ing AFAIK)
> I'll be glad to help - just post to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
Just a quick note for people trying out gjdoc since the Makefile
included did not help me very much I compiled by hand as follows:
- Checkout gjdoc from subversion
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/cp-tools \
checkout gjdoc
- Copy the com/sun/javadoc sources from the Classpath source tree
into the new gjdoc directory.
(I think it would be a good idea to move these sources from the main
Classpath source tree to the gjdoc source tree.)
- The file gnu/classpath/tools/doclets/xmldoclet/HtmlWell.java
contains an unreadable (on my system) character on like 53.
It should probably be replace it with \u00a7 (section sign).
- Use gcj to compile it all into a nice binary
gcj -o gjdoc --main=gnu.classpath.tools.gjdoc.Main \
gnu/classpath/tools/gjdoc/*.java com/sun/javadoc/*.java \
gnu/classpath/tools/doclets/xmldoclet/*.java
Now you can play a bit with the included xmldoclet as follows:
- Run gjdoc on its own source
./gjdoc -sourcepath \
.:/home/mark/src/classpath:/home/mark/src/classpath/vm/reference \
-doclet gnu.classpath.tools.doclets.xmldoclet.Driver \
gnu.classpath.tools.gjdoc > output.xml
(This does give a lot of ERROR messages so this is propably not the
correct invocation. But it does produce output.)
- Use your favorite XSLT processor to turn the XML into HTML
xsltproc xslt/gjdocxml2html.xsl output.xml > index.html
The output looks nice. Now I am going to try out the texidoclet.
Thanks,
Mark
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