UNIX CHM viewer.
In order to be able to compile the code you need to have wxWidgets and CHMLIB installed.
Get the GTK+ version (also known as wxGTK). xCHM currently compiles with all flavours of wxWidgets, but only works well and looks truly appealing with wxGTK, so I recommend against bothering to use it with anything else.
Type ./configure --help if you're interested in parameters you can
pass to configure for compile switches. Most people will be perfectly
happy doing a:
./configure && make
Once everything is built, type:
make install
and the executable should be somewhere in your $PATH (hopefully :)).
Now you can just type
xchm
and start your session.
If you'd like to generate developer documentation go to the root of the distribution and type:
doxygen
This of course implies that you have doxygen installed. The documentation will be generated in the doc directory in HTML and LaTex format.
I am no longer providing Mac and Windows binaries, just the source code. Some Linux distributions already provide binaries (Debian, Arch, Gentoo, Ubuntu, etc.) For Mac, please see MacPorts. Windows users can (and should) just use the standard viewer (hh.exe).
- Răzvan Cojocaru rzvncj