Ok, I have the same problem on Mos.
I need to do some debugging, because it works on Linux/MacOs and it is valgrind free.
So it might be some problem with the SDK/Compiler.

[ Edited by eliot 31.01.2025 - 11:16 ]

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Doubt it. Is that a libnix or ixemul binary? For libnix, you set the stack size like:

unsigned long __stack = (2 * 1024 * 1024);

I will have a try!

Ok, it's now working:
md2html.lha

If it is usable for you I will also upload it to morpohos-storage.

Thanks for the new exe. Just tested but unfortunally there are problems in the conversion with MD tested (https://github.com/samuilivanov/cpp-cdogs-sdl/blob/master/README.md)

But there is a big problem here, if a MD file is not writed correctly, there is "bugs" during conversion...

Is there a complete MD file to test with all possible correct syntaxes to see if the HTML conversion is correct?

Sorry, I did not had any time to check the README.md you pointed to.
But I added a Makefile for MorphOS native builds to the repository.
You can now compile it directly on MorphOS and have a look into the code if you like.


[ Edited by eliot 01.02.2025 - 13:46 ]

Thanks a lot eliot, i will try it to compile it and look the code.

If it work fine, i will upload on the storage.

i have found this one work better (i found):

https://github.com/commonmark/cmark

A strange thing, if i compile without -noixemul (via cmake) all work fine, i obtain the lib and the exe and the exe work.

If i compile with -noixemul flag, i have errors at linkage.

Any ideas please?

Could i share this version without -noixemul flag on the storage?

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Well guess what "-noixemul" means no IX (POSIX/UNIX) emulation which results in the linker complaining about those POSIX functions used but not provided.

Now most of these have native Amiga/MorphOS counterparts which can be used instead, but since you didn't provide the actual linker error we can't even guess of which those would be.

https://github.com/samuilivanov/cpp-cdogs-sdl/blob/6bcfaf4cc7b4a138cf33fb9792150576a2be5e2c/README.md

works here with maddy.

cmark.lha with -noixemul

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Bizzare, i obtain this with maddy:

https://www.morphos-storage.net/upload/test/maddy_conversion.jpg

and no mail at the end.

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Thanks! Do you have a complete package with Makefile please?

Sorry, I did not use the Makefile.
But you can build it on your own with cmake:

Code:

That's all you need to do.

[ Edited by eliot 02.02.2025 - 07:07 ]

Thanks a lot eliot! i will try.

@Andre:

Work perfect! thanks a lot for your help.

I have uploaded it on the storage:

https://www.morphos-storage.net/?id=2316980

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Great! Now we can try using the tool to join an editor with MultiView (or WebBrowser) to show an HTML preview on demand. Maybe someone will use ARexx to implement it. It could work.
Thank you, Papiosaur and Andre, for the tool!

[ Edited by MDW 07.02.2025 - 14:47 ]

Open FlowStudio, create a file with this code and save it to sys:prefs/Ambient/Filtypes/text/x-md
and you could read a conversion of your MD file in HTML format on Wayfarer.

Code:

I'm not a specialist of Mimetype, maybe it could be improved.

It works! Now I have the motivation to learn and get used to MarkDown syntax. :)

Markdown uses relative links to other files.
If create it in a different dir, those links wont work!

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Yes, i saw a Markdown file could have some links to others MD file present in the same root like the README.md from cmark archive with a "benchmarks" link. In this case, just doubleclick to benchmarks.md present in the same path (in Ambient window) to open it in Wayfarer at the place of README.md.

It's not a perfect solution, but we can easiest surf on internet links too present in the MD files.

After it there is other sort of link (to a text file for example), the user can copy the html file from RAM:T/file.html to the original path, normally all links should work correctly. Depend of the MD files converted.

An pictures an other stuff? Same problem!

Do you have an example please?

https://github.com/eliot-exdev/exdev-gfx/blob/master/README.md

@eliot: if you copy the html file into the root of the project, the picture are showed.

Yes, as said. If you create it elsewhere, they cannot be found.