Sources and Documentation for the HINT project. The HINT projects home page is at https://hint.userweb.mwn.de/
example tex and latex files and the resulting HINT files (*.hnt)
hilatex loads a format file to enable hitex to process standard LaTeX documents. The directory contains test cases, and supplemental code for using hilatex. The LaTeX support of hitex is still in its infancy, but growing.
hintview is a family of viewing applications for HINT files. the code for hintview is maintained in this directory. If you are looking for ready to use stable versions you should go to https://hint.userweb.mwn.de/hint/hintview.html and were you can get setup files or links to app-stores.
texprof is a profiler for TeX. It maps the runtime of TeX to
the files, lines, and macros of TeX's input files.In this repository you find artifacts, notably source code, from several sources that have different licenses attached.
The files in hintview/external/ come from other projects and are here just for convenience. Each subdirectory there specifies its own license requirements.
The files in hintview/backend/ fall into several categories:
stb_imgage.h is from the http://nothings.org/stb project and is in the public domain.
htex.w\ htex.w is a derived work from D. E. Knuths tex.web and contains the license from the original tex.web file.
htex.c and htex.h\ The files htex.c and htex.h are generated from htex.w using the program ctangle and are considered to be under the same license as htex.w
format.w and hint.w\ These files are source files from the HINT project and contain an MIT/X11 license as in the file LICENSE.
Other files in hintview/backend/\ All other files in hintview/backend are generated using the program ctangle from either format.w or hint.w and are considered to be under the same license as format.w or hint.w
The files in Linux/, Android/, MacOS/, iOS/, and Win64/\ These files implement the user interface of the various HINT file viewers. They currently have an MIT/X11 license included as in the file LICENSE; but future implementations of viewers might have different licenses attached.
The artwork in hintview/resources/ is again under an MIT/X11 license as in the file LICENSE, but with the additional restriction that the use of the artwort is restricted to programs that have the sole purpose of displaying HINT files. All other uses require the written permission of the copyright holders.
Any files not covered by the above that do not explicitly contain a different license statement are under an MIT/X11 license as in the file LICENSE.