By contrast, the CHM file must be closed before running make htmlhelp, which means on completion it must be reopened and you must drill back to the page that you’re working on each time you do a build. Also, html pages can stay up and loaded in a browser on successive make html builds.
The rest will be supplied from the pickle and it is likelier to take view cycles, it is faster to work on html output for two reasons: the build does not include the step of compiling the CHM, which adds 10-45 seconds to the process. On subsequent builds, only matter that has changed will be processed and re-built. Good news: once a full build is done, the whole output is “pickled”, which is like a zip file snapshot. For the bigger document sets it can take > 20 minutes. It is necessary to run make.bat from the docproject folder (so cd \\docproject before using).īad news: doing a full build is slow. You can try one of these now if you like. make clean will clean out all previous output and the next build will be a complete build. Using make htmlhelp will output all needed html and then also construct the html help (CHM) file. The argument html indicates you want the html (only) output for the doc set.
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