CHIP (Code Highlighting in PHP) is a simple source code highlighter designed to be used either on Web servers or from the command line. It takes C, C++, Java, Lisp, Python, PHP, HTML, or JavaScript code, and outputs an XHTML document that lists the code with appropriate highlighting. CHIP supports multiple styles of highlighting in one source file. It also features links to the unhighlighted code and obfuscation of email addresses and URLs.
| Tags | Internet Web Site Management Software Development Text Processing Markup HTML/XHTML |
|---|---|
| Licenses | MIT/X |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | PHP |
Recent releases


Changes: The program now operates directly from the command line as well as in a Web server environment, allowing pages to be generated off-line. A Debian package is now available.


Changes: A minor rendering bug when using breadcrumbs, introduced by Opera 8, was fixed.


Changes: A configuration option and URL parameter were added to disable or configure page-entry transitions.


Changes: A fix was made for a bug that broke the link to the plain-text version when using breadcrumbs.


Changes: A link in the footer back to the CHIP homepage has been added. A bug has been fixed in code that is hopefully never used (it is only used with obfuscation turned off).
A C++ library for computations with all kinds of numbers.