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HyperList :: Download Current version: 1.0.
Converting lists to HTML Once you have written lists in HyperList, you may find it useful to be able to convert them to HTML. For that purpose, you can use this program: makelist.cpp. See the commands page for an example of an HTML list generated automatically from HyperList output.
Build instructions The following instructions are for programmers wanting to modify HyperList and for people using operating systems other than Mac OS X and Windows. If all you want to do is run HyperList on a Mac or Windows machine, just click on the appropriate link above. Note: instead of downloading the source code from the link above, you can also get it via Subversion from the HyperList project page on Google Code. Mac OS X: Download the latest Mac OS X "Runtime Library" version of SDL from here. (On the Mac, runtime libraries contain all the data necessary to link them to a program. You do not need the "Development Library" for the Mac, although you may find it useful if you will be developing other SDL applications in the future.) Copy the SDL.framework into /Library/Frameworks. Open HyperList.xcodeproj. You will need Xcode version 2 or higher (the version that comes with Mac OS X 10.4). Click the "build and run" button. Windows (Visual Studio): Download and install the latest Windows SDL "Development Library" from here. Copy SDL.dll into the HyperList folder, or into your system folder (C:\WINDOWS\system32). Open HyperList.sln. You will probably need Visual Studio 2005 or later. If you are running an earlier version, you can create a project file by doing the following:
In Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions->VC++ Directories, add "<path/to/your/SDL/install>/lib" to the libraries path, and add "<path/to/your/SDL/install>/include" to the includes path. Compile and run. To build the .msi installer, you will also need to install WiX 3. Linux: Use your favorite package manager to install libsdl1.2-dev and libgtk2.0-dev. In a terminal window, navigate to the HyperList directory and type "make". Type "./HyperList" to run the executable that is produced. |