> I'm aware of this package [mletags].  However, it is not exactly what
> I want.  It provides information to help emacs/vi let you
> browse your source code.  What I want is a marked-up
> version of my source code, so that I can browse it in, for
> instance, a WWW browser.  I do not believe this is possible
> with mletags alone.
> 
> My end goal is to combine hypertext source code with
> hypertext text documentation (latex source compiled with
> latex2html) into a single, browsable hypertext document.

With the standard distribution, the contribution by Franc,ois Rouaix
in the directory

contrib/camltk/browser/ 

provides a unix camlbrowser command that may be helpful

``camlbrowser: A Caml Light environment browser.
  camlbrowser is an hypertext tool to browse library and program modules.''

I guess you need to change the sources of camlbrowser to meet your
goal, or even need to inspire from another Web tool from Franc,ois
Rouaix the mmm browser (http://pauillac.inria.fr:80/~rouaix/mmm/).

Nevertheless I daily use camlbrowser, which is very useful to manage
your sources or to find documentation about the Caml Light library functions...

Pierre Weis
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